Annie Ernaux
A memoir about an illegal abortion in 1960s France by Nobel laureate Annie Ernaux
1 person recommends this
“Important, harrowing memoir of Ernaux's horrifying and traumatizing experience of terminating her pregnancy in 1963 France, when it was illegal. Crippled by the potential social stigma of becoming an unwed mother, Ernaux attempts an abortion herself and when she fails, turns to an abortionist, which lands her on the brink of life and death in a hospital. Nobel Prize in Literature Winner 2022.”
Gather Together in My Name
Saturday Night at the Lakeside Supper Club
Simple Passion
The Years
The Best of Roald Dahl
The Reader
Marie Antoinette: The Journey
White is for Witching
Kindred
Lives of Girls and Women
Happening (Film)
Old Soul