The Art of Fiction No. 241.

An interview with British author Penelope Lively is presented. Lively talks about her education and childhood in Egypt, her relationship with her governess, Lucy, and writing children's fiction. Additional topics of discussion include novels by several authors including Henry James and Ford Madox Fo...

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Publicado en:	Paris Review no. 226; pp. 36 - 62
Autor principal:	Scholes, Lucy
Formato:	Interview
Publicado:	Paris Review Fall2018
Materias:	Lively, Penelope, 1933- British women authors Women novelists Early memories Ammonites & Leaping Fish: A Life in Time (Book) Moon Tiger (Book : Lively) Contingency (Philosophy)
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Sumario:	An interview with British author Penelope Lively is presented. Lively talks about her education and childhood in Egypt, her relationship with her governess, Lucy, and writing children's fiction. Additional topics of discussion include novels by several authors including Henry James and Ford Madox Ford, several of her works including "Ammonites & Leaping Fish" and "Moon Tiger," the notion of contingency, and her thoughts on historical fiction.