Mantel Pieces
Royal Bodies and Other Writing From the London Review of Books
This celebrated author recently passed at age 70 after complications from a stroke. Mantel's fiction used women's bodies and fertility as major themes after the author's struggles with endometriosis dominated her early adult life. Mantel's writing spanned the historical, personal, and political, and her writing will be remembered and read for decades to come. Now best known for her historical fiction, Hilary Martel caused a media frenzy in 1983 with her short story "The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher". Later in her career, Mantel became a highly regarded writer for the London Review of Books, and helped define the literary scene internationally for over a decade. Downloading the Libby or Hoopla app to your favorite device will be required to access these materials. For detailed instructions on listening to audiobooks in your vehicle, see https://www.fulcolibrary.org/blogs/post/how-to-listen-to-downloadable-audiobooks-in-your-car/


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