Reading Angela Carter's Alice-Wolf with Elder Sister Tasneem Tambawala
If you think that people are scarier than monsters, you are not alone. Angela Carter's Alice-Wolf is a tale of beasts and humans, a glimpse into the sacred and the profane. A story of refuge, kinship, and unearthly bonds.
Come read with us, to gather courage to face the scariest of times. Sister Library will be reading Angela Carter's Alice-Wolf on Wednesday, October 27 at 7PM with Elder Sister Tasneem Tambawala
The Goethe-Institut Bangladesh in partnership with HerStory Foundation will host the event on ZOOM platform.The reading is in English with free access and open to all upon registration in
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About Angela Carter (1940 -1992)
British novelist, short story writer and poet best known for her collection of feminist horror stories Bloody Chamber. "It's about desire and its destruction, the self-immolation of women, how women collude and connive with their condition of enslavement." - Marina Warner
About Elder Sister
Tasneem Tambawala is a librarian and founder of Bookcentric, a one-of-a-kind library in Dhaka. When she is not reading she is writing, cooking and doing yoga.
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