Dropped Threads Beyond Small (20 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. In the tradition of the bestselling Dropped Threads and Dropped Threads 2 comes this new collection of essays from well-known writers and new voices. Ever since the publication of the first two Dropped Threads books, readers and writers have longed for another installment -- and here it is. For this collection, editor Marjorie Anderson took a new thematic path, searching out pieces that don't necessarily focus on what women haven't been told, but rather on what they have to tell. In Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, thirty-five women open up their own small circles of experience to others in ways that not only illuminate the lives of individual women but add more threads to the already-rich tapestry of our collective conversation. These essays focus on personal discoveries that, for various reasons, need to be shared: the writers tell us about family secrets, sexuality, rebellion, crevices of deep joy or regret; about finding connections to nature, to animals, to a tribe to which one can belong; about embracing forgiveness, kindness, and new perspectives beyond the circle of individual sight. Barbara McLean tells us of the sister she never knew, and how recovering her story shed light on how grief can take so many different forms. June Callwood explores the continuity that flows between mothers and daughters, and the mysterious, chance happenings that form character. Frances Itani writes about how the voices of the women in her family - her aunts and grandmother relaying stories around the kitchen table - are as integral to her life as her own genetic code. Melanie Janzen sees connections between a Ugandan women's collective and the neighbourhood women of her childhood, but has trouble finding a similar community of support in her own life today. And in all of the pieces, there is a powerful sense that the understanding that comes from writing and reading can enrich our lives beyond measure. As Marjorie Anderson writes in her foreword, we trust first-person narratives precisely because they give us an inside view into someone else's world; here, as in the best of our personal conversations, there are no assertions of absolute truth, no earth-shaking revelations or attempts to manipulate another's belief, just individual voices making individual claims on the discovery of meaning. With Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, Anderson has created a forum in which Canadian women can share their personal discoveries with honesty, insight and humour. Marjorie Anderson (foreword)Margaret AtwoodJune CallwoodTracey Ann CoveartLorna CrozierAndrea CurtisNorma DePledgeMaggie de VriesM.A.C. FarrantLiane FaulderNatalie FingerhutLorri Neilsen GlennMarie-Lynn HammondHarriet HartFrances ItaniMelanie D. JanzenGillian KerrChantal KreviazukSilken LaumannJodi LundgrenAnn-Marie MacDonald (introduction)C.B. MackintoshHeather MallickBarbara McLeanBarbara MitchellBernice MorganPatricia PearsonBeth PowningJudy RebickSusan RileyLauri SarkadiBarbara ScottJodi StoneCathy StonehouseJ. C. SzaszAritha van HerkJanice Williamson.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In the tradition of the bestselling Dropped Threads and Dropped Threads 2 comes this new collection of essays from well-known writers and new voices. Ever since the publication of the first two Dropped Threads books, readers and writers have longed for another installment -- and here it is. For this collection, editor Marjorie Anderson took a new thematic path, searching out pieces that don't necessarily focus on what women haven't been told, but rather on what they have to tell. In Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, thirty-five women open up their own small circles of experience to others in ways that not only illuminate the lives of individual women but add more threads to the already-rich tapestry of our collective conversation. These essays focus on personal discoveries that, for various reasons, need to be shared: the writers tell us about family secrets, sexuality, rebellion, crevices of deep joy or regret; about finding connections to nature, to animals, to a tribe to which one can belong; about embracing forgiveness, kindness, and new perspectives beyond the circle of individual sight. Barbara McLean tells us of the sister she never knew, and how recovering her story shed light on how grief can take so many different forms. June Callwood explores the continuity that flows between mothers and daughters, and the mysterious, chance happenings that form character. Frances Itani writes about how the voices of the women in her family - her aunts and grandmother relaying stories around the kitchen table - are as integral to her life as her own genetic code. Melanie Janzen sees connections between a Ugandan women's collective and the neighbourhood women of her childhood, but has trouble finding a similar community of support in her own life today. And in all of the pieces, there is a powerful sense that the understanding that comes from writing and reading can enrich our lives beyond measure. As Marjorie Anderson writes in her foreword, we trust first-person narratives precisely because they give us an inside view into someone else's world; here, as in the best of our personal conversations, there are no assertions of absolute truth, no earth-shaking revelations or attempts to manipulate another's belief, just individual voices making individual claims on the discovery of meaning. With Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, Anderson has created a forum in which Canadian women can share their personal discoveries with honesty, insight and humour. Marjorie Anderson (foreword)Margaret AtwoodJune CallwoodTracey Ann CoveartLorna CrozierAndrea CurtisNorma DePledgeMaggie de VriesM.A.C. FarrantLiane FaulderNatalie FingerhutLorri Neilsen GlennMarie-Lynn HammondHarriet HartFrances ItaniMelanie D. JanzenGillian KerrChantal KreviazukSilken LaumannJodi LundgrenAnn-Marie MacDonald (introduction)C.B. MackintoshHeather MallickBarbara McLeanBarbara MitchellBernice MorganPatricia PearsonBeth PowningJudy RebickSusan RileyLauri SarkadiBarbara ScottJodi StoneCathy StonehouseJ. C. SzaszAritha van HerkJanice Williamson.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. In the tradition of the bestselling Dropped Threads and Dropped Threads 2 comes this new collection of essays from well-known writers and new voices. Ever since the publication of the first two Dropped Threads books, readers and writers have longed for another installment -- and here it is. For this collection, editor Marjorie Anderson took a new thematic path, searching out pieces that don't necessarily focus on what women haven't been told, but rather on what they have to tell. In Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, thirty-five women open up their own small circles of experience to others in ways that not only illuminate the lives of individual women but add more threads to the already-rich tapestry of our collective conversation. These essays focus on personal discoveries that, for various reasons, need to be shared: the writers tell us about family secrets, sexuality, rebellion, crevices of deep joy or regret; about finding connections to nature, to animals, to a tribe to which one can belong; about embracing forgiveness, kindness, and new perspectives beyond the circle of individual sight. Barbara McLean tells us of the sister she never knew, and how recovering her story shed light on how grief can take so many different forms. June Callwood explores the continuity that flows between mothers and daughters, and the mysterious, chance happenings that form character. Frances Itani writes about how the voices of the women in her family - her aunts and grandmother relaying stories around the kitchen table - are as integral to her life as her own genetic code. Melanie Janzen sees connections between a Ugandan women's collective and the neighbourhood women of her childhood, but has trouble finding a similar community of support in her own life today. And in all of the pieces, there is a powerful sense that the understanding that comes from writing and reading can enrich our lives beyond measure. As Marjorie Anderson writes in her foreword, we trust first-person narratives precisely because they give us an inside view into someone else's world; here, as in the best of our personal conversations, there are no assertions of absolute truth, no earth-shaking revelations or attempts to manipulate another's belief, just individual voices making individual claims on the discovery of meaning. With Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, Anderson has created a forum in which Canadian women can share their personal discoveries with honesty, insight and humour. Marjorie Anderson (foreword)Margaret AtwoodJune CallwoodTracey Ann CoveartLorna CrozierAndrea CurtisNorma DePledgeMaggie de VriesM.A.C. FarrantLiane FaulderNatalie FingerhutLorri Neilsen GlennMarie-Lynn HammondHarriet HartFrances ItaniMelanie D. JanzenGillian KerrChantal KreviazukSilken LaumannJodi LundgrenAnn-Marie MacDonald (introduction)C.B. MackintoshHeather MallickBarbara McLeanBarbara MitchellBernice MorganPatricia PearsonBeth PowningJudy RebickSusan RileyLauri SarkadiBarbara ScottJodi StoneCathy StonehouseJ. C. SzaszAritha van HerkJanice Williamson.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In the tradition of the bestselling Dropped Threads and Dropped Threads 2 comes this new collection of essays from well-known writers and new voices. Ever since the publication of the first two Dropped Threads books, readers and writers have longed for another installment -- and here it is. For this collection, editor Marjorie Anderson took a new thematic path, searching out pieces that don't necessarily focus on what women haven't been told, but rather on what they have to tell. In Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, thirty-five women open up their own small circles of experience to others in ways that not only illuminate the lives of individual women but add more threads to the already-rich tapestry of our collective conversation. These essays focus on personal discoveries that, for various reasons, need to be shared: the writers tell us about family secrets, sexuality, rebellion, crevices of deep joy or regret; about finding connections to nature, to animals, to a tribe to which one can belong; about embracing forgiveness, kindness, and new perspectives beyond the circle of individual sight. Barbara McLean tells us of the sister she never knew, and how recovering her story shed light on how grief can take so many different forms. June Callwood explores the continuity that flows between mothers and daughters, and the mysterious, chance happenings that form character. Frances Itani writes about how the voices of the women in her family - her aunts and grandmother relaying stories around the kitchen table - are as integral to her life as her own genetic code. Melanie Janzen sees connections between a Ugandan women's collective and the neighbourhood women of her childhood, but has trouble finding a similar community of support in her own life today. And in all of the pieces, there is a powerful sense that the understanding that comes from writing and reading can enrich our lives beyond measure. As Marjorie Anderson writes in her foreword, we trust first-person narratives precisely because they give us an inside view into someone else's world; here, as in the best of our personal conversations, there are no assertions of absolute truth, no earth-shaking revelations or attempts to manipulate another's belief, just individual voices making individual claims on the discovery of meaning. With Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle, Anderson has created a forum in which Canadian women can share their personal discoveries with honesty, insight and humour. Marjorie Anderson (foreword)Margaret AtwoodJune CallwoodTracey Ann CoveartLorna CrozierAndrea CurtisNorma DePledgeMaggie de VriesM.A.C. FarrantLiane FaulderNatalie FingerhutLorri Neilsen GlennMarie-Lynn HammondHarriet HartFrances ItaniMelanie D. JanzenGillian KerrChantal KreviazukSilken LaumannJodi LundgrenAnn-Marie MacDonald (introduction)C.B. MackintoshHeather MallickBarbara McLeanBarbara MitchellBernice MorganPatricia PearsonBeth PowningJudy RebickSusan RileyLauri SarkadiBarbara ScottJodi StoneCathy StonehouseJ. C. SzaszAritha van HerkJanice Williamson.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Pages are clean and are not marred by notes or folds of any kind. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condition: Good. 1St Edition.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 1St Edition.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 1St Edition. Dropped Threads 3: Beyond The Small Circle.

Condition: Good. : Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle es una aclamada antología que reúne las voces de treinta y cinco escritoras, tanto consagradas como emergentes, para explorar descubrimientos personales y experiencias de vida que a menudo quedan fuera de la narrativa convencional. Editada por Marjorie Anderson y con una introducción de Ann-Marie MacDonald, esta colección incluye ensayos de autoras destacadas como Margaret Atwood, June Callwood y Heather Mallick.La obra profundiza en temas de feminismo, identidad y la condición de la mujer en la sociedad contemporánea, siguiendo la exitosa tradición de sus predecesores. A través de relatos honestos y conmovedores, las colaboradoras comparten verdades íntimas sobre el envejecimiento, la fe, la familia y el crecimiento personal, convirtiéndolo en una pieza esencial de la literatura canadiense moderna y los estudios de la mujer. EAN: 9780679313854 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción|Arte y Cultura|Historia Título: Dropped Threads 3: Beyond the Small Circle Autor: Marjorie Anderson Editorial: Vintage Canada Idioma: en Páginas: 386 Formato: tapa blanda. …

trade paperback. Condition: Very Good. Good to Very good condition. Minor wear. Binding tight, pages clean. Appears to be signed by author, Marjorie Anderson. Pictures available upon request. . dw. Signed.

Condition: V. Good. Mississauga, ON, Canada: Random House of Canada, Limited, 2006. 384 pp includes bios of contributors, Stories by Margaret Atwood, June Callwood, Heather Mallick, Aritha van herk and many more. Introduction by Ann-Marie MacDonald. 35 contributors. Soft cover is bright and clean, no creases, wee rubs to corners. No former owner's name. Text is clean and unmarked. Trade V. Good. …

Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Bumping to the front bottom corner, little wear besides. Text is clean. 'The thirty-five essays in [this book] focus on the theme of personal discoveries, what women have to tell and want to share with others.' 385 pages. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Trade Paperback. Condition: Good.

Soft cover. Condition: Good +. 386 pp. Very light corner wear. Minimal underlining and marginalia.

Condition: Very Good. No Dj. 8vo pp. xii, 386, paperback edition. book.

paperback. Condition: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.