Autor: Rachel Cooke

An exuberant group biography"a splendidly various collection of ‘brief lives’ written with both gusto and sensitivity" (The Guardian)that follows ten women in 1950s Britain whose pioneering …

In her apron and rubber gloves, a smile lipsticked permanently across her face, the woman of the Fifties has become a cultural symbol of all that we are most grateful to have sloughed off. A homely c …

‘One of the best novels about growing up fast’ GUARDIAN ‘One falls for Sally Jay Gorce from a great height from the first sentence’ OBSERVER’Scandalous and entertaining . . . Both funny and true’ EVE …

In 2009, Rachel Cooke started a monthly column for The Observer on cooking and eating: here are her fifty best.In Kitchen Person, unfussy eater Rachel Cooke chronicles several food upheavals since th …

A book about racism and its intersections with other forms of oppression within the talking therapies, told from the therapist’s perspective. Containing first-person accounts of the often traumatisin …

A fond, fascinated look at women’s friendship through the fiction, diaries, and letters of friends’A highly entertaining, often instructive anthology bursting with every kind of amicable – or inimica …