A Saturday Life by Radclyffe Hall

A Saturday Life

Radclyffe Hall

‘A Saturday Life’ is a novel about a girl named Sardonia who hops from one obsession to another.Sidonia Shore is obsessed… with everything.

After her father dies, Sidonia is ignored by her Egyptologist mother and so channels her energy into her many talents. Supported by her mother’s eccentric friend, Frances, she travels Europe excelling in dancing, painting, sculpture and singing.

Her life continually hovers between tragedy and comedy, and when sensible David attempts to propose, Sidonia is torn. Should she settle down? Or is the bohemian lifestyle her destiny?

The Saturday Life is a sharp, hilarious tale of a girl working out her place in the world. The freshness of Radclyffe Hall’s psychological insight and imaginative power is second to none.

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Genre Fiction
Copyright Date 1925
Publication Date 1952
Publisher Hammond Hammond
Format Hardcover
No. of Pages 224
Notes May not be 1952. Edition unstated.
Language English
Rating Great
BookID 11092

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