You'll Enjoy It When You Get There: The Stories of Elizabeth Taylor

✍ Scribed by Taylor, Elizabeth

• Book ID: 100251772
• Publisher: New York Review Books
• Year: 2014
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 267 KB
• Category: Fiction
• ISBN: 1590177436

✦ Synopsis

Offers a selection of the author's short stories that often deal with everyday English domestic life and its nuanced emotional undercurrents.;Considered one of the best British writers of the post-war era, Taylor is only now beginning to gain the recognition due her. This collections offers a selection of the author's short stories that often deal with everyday English domestic life and its nuanced emotional undercurrents.;From: Hester Lilly (1954). Hester Lilly ; Gravement endommagé ; The idea of age ; Shadows of the world ; Oasis of gaiety ; Plenty good fiesta -- From: The blush (1958). The blush ; The letter-writers ; A troubled state of mind ; The rose, the mauve, the white ; Summer schools ; Perhaps a family failing ; You'll enjoy it when you get there -- From: A dedicated man (1965). Girl reading ; The Thames spread out ; The prerogative of love ; The benefactress ; In the sun ; Vron and Willie ; The voices -- From: The devastating boys (1972). The devastating boys ; Tall boy ; In and out of the houses ; Flesh ; Sisters ; Hôtel du Commerce ; Miss A. and Miss M. ; The fly-paper -- Published in Dangerous calm: the selected stories of Elizabeth Taylor (1995). Violet hour at the Fleece.