Creative Loves

Nine female writers of the 20th century and their relationships with male writers, each of whom is a legend... A journey from bedrooms to pages, from pages to literary history... Abandoned by their life partners, mistreated, deceived, "victimized", "victimized" What was the secret that connected the relationships and typewriters of these women, who were relegated to the position of "" but despite everything they have been through, they are considered to be among the best writers today?

Nine famous relationships in the history of literature: "Katherine Mansfield-John Middleton Murray, HD (Hilda Doolitle)-Ezra Pound, Rebecca West-HG Wells, Jean Rhys-Ford Madox Ford, Anaïs Nin-Henry Miller, Simone de Beauvoir-Jean-Paul Sartre, "Martha Gellhorn-Ernest Hemingway, Elizabeth Smart-George Barker, Sylvia Plath-Ted Hughes" became a source of unhappiness, misery, alcoholism and shame for women, and sometimes even led them to suicide.

Creative Loves questions the driving force behind these "bad" relationships of female writers. Thus, it is an extremely interesting biographical guide that explains and discusses the transformation of stormy relationships into literary creativity.



Number of Pages: 300

Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Publishing

First Printing Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 300

Language Turkish