Fay Weldon
Articles by Fay Weldon
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Culture
Gustave Flaubert, c'est moi
- 29 September 2003
Jane Austen was exhilarating, Charlotte Bronte erotic, Ibsen gloomy and Brecht a hoot . . . Fay Weldon on inhabiting the minds of other writers and adapting Madame Bovary for stage
Society
Welcome, whoever you are
- 13 January 2003
Fay Weldon, who once wrote a novel about a cloned woman, argues that we will eventually accept clones just as we accept test-tube babies - and rightly so
Diary - Fay Weldon
- 27 May 2002
Ceaseless prattle about the self becomes too attractive for comfort. Suppose I never stop? An enforced spell in a Trappistine convent may be needed
I'm trolley-raged at M&S, road-raged on Blackfriars Bridge, mail-raged at the Post Office. It's Christmas
- 25 December 2000
Ideas
The New Statesman Essay - The rise of the ergonarchy
- 17 April 2000
We could have the leisure society if we wanted it. But Samuel Smiles won; our lives are ruled by a work ethic and a duty to consume
Politics
Women don't deserve to be on top
- 27 September 1999
When 101 female MPs were elected two years ago, we thought history was made and politics would change. We were wrong
