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[lucasparbo]

Cuando nada es seguro, todo es posible. #margaretdrabble Segunda ilustración para las agendas Makers 2020 de los amigos de @monoblock . . #artwork #illustration #commissions #wacom #dibujo #makers https://www.instagram.com/p/B2JylGTAyjl/?igshid=1gzc2htpywocp

[anita-mejia]

¿Conoces a Margaret Drabble? | 50 segundos

Hoy es su cumpleaños y en este video te cuento un poquito de ella. Música: Boswell Sisters - Louisiana Hayride www.twitter.com/anitamejiailu www.facebook.com...

[mariaherreros]

#margaretdrabble #jorgecarrion #mariaherreros #portrait #authors

[planetaeris]

“[…] reconocí a Daphne, mi prima Daphne, a la que no había visto desde la boda de Louise. Deambulaba sola por el museo, tan idéntica a sí misma y a lo que era que parecía una mezcla de símbolo y caricatura.” Una jaula en un jardín de verano Margaret Drabble A Summer Bird-Cage Traduce Marta Salís Edita @albaeditorial #unajaulaenunjardíndeverano #margaretdrabble #asummerbirdcage #libros #books #lecturas #bookstagram #booklover #bookaholic #bookstagrammer #booklife #playmobilandbooks #playmobilespaña #playmobilscenes #playmobilfigures #playmobilworld #playmobilphoto #playmobilinstagram #playmobilfans #playmobilmania #playmobilcollection #planetaeris (en Alba editorial) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJJYxKAFLaI/?igshid=1ho4kmjjqxrj7

[beemedia-world-blog]

Believe 🐝💪🏻 #bees #beemedia #margaretdrabble #quotes #inspiration #motivation #faith #wisdom

[1994michelle]

Cuando #nada es #seguro, todo es #posible. #MargaretDrabble

[summerisaboutreading]

I wrote my first novel because I just got married and I was living in Stratford-upon-Avon and there was nothing else to do. I was very bored. I had no particular friends there. I'd been very busy up until then—at university, passing examinations—I very nearly took a job that summer and if I had taken a job, I probably wouldn't have written the book. So in a sense it was accidental.

[summerisaboutreading]

Currently reading: Jerusalem the Golden, Margaret Drabble

I bought this book quite a long time ago from a used bookstore that my boyfriend and I used to visit once a month or so. It was run by a friendly guy who also ran the numbers (we learned later), and eventually this sideline led to the bookstore being closed. But for a while, 5 years maybe, he had a wonderfully eclectic collection of used paperbacks, and it was because of him that I came to read Margaret Drabble. It's a little fragile now: I have to hold it carefully so as not to crack the spine, but I'm reluctant to get a new copy. The woman on the front cover is possibly Margaret herself, which is a little odd, but maybe not, since it's likely that there's a bit of autobiography behind the plot about Clara, a scholarship girl, who leaves her provincial industrial town for London, where she meets the golden Debenhams.