Sarah Zama's Blog, page 12

Consumer Culture (Enter the New Woman #AtoZChallenge 2022)

The New Woman was closely associated with the consumer culture. She became an icon of it and certainly was a strong consumer herself.

Bobbed Hair (Enter the New Woman #AtoZChallenge 2022)

Bobbed hair had been around even before the flapper, but it was only in the 1920s that, in spite of criticism, became more or less acceptable for a woman.

Athleticism (Enter the New Woman #AtoZChallenge 2022)

Contrary to her ancestors, the New Woman enjoyed athleticism. She engaged and was even encouraged to engage in sports and activities in the open.

The new story of a strong Irish heroine in War of Independence Ireland – An interview with author Anne Frehill

Anne has an abiding interest in history, folklore, sociology and nature. And is passionate about animal welfare and care of the earth. She is the author of When Silence Hurts and Reapers of Justice.

Reapers of Justice by Anne Frehill (historical novel)

A historical novel set on the backdrop of the Irish War of Independence. A woman's journey of self-discovery and freedom.

The Crossing by Ashby Jones – The need for reconciliation and forgiveness (interview with the author)

The Crossing - The need for reconciliation and forgiveness. An interview with historical fiction author Ashby Jones

The Crossing by Ashby Jones (book review)

The Crossing by Ashby Jones - A coming-of-age story set in Prohibition Era New York. A deep dive into the soul of a young man with a lot of past on his shoulders.

Enter the New Woman (#AtoZChallenge 2022) Theme Reveal

The New Woman was a new incarnation of femininity that revolutionalised women's role in all Western societies from the 1890s through the 1920s.

1920s Blueswomen, the Voice of Freedom

1920s Blueswomen the voice of freedom - Blueswomen were a strong, loud voice speaking of the freedom of their people and of every human being.

Bright Young Thing by Jane A. Adams (book review)

A gruesome murder mystery among the London upper class of the interwar years. A historical novel with a great mystery lot.