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What's Miranda Richardson's deal anyway? But how about if I said it was going to be a novel about love and the loss of love, desire and the loss of desire, betrayal and the corruption of innocence? Novels about modern relationships are two a penny. This would have been the likely fate of any adventurous, unprotected young woman whose wheel "slipped off the road and into the dyke", for want of a better expression. I'm very much aware, for example, that my own novel Tipping the Velvet was informed by cultural ideas eg queer theory specific to a particular era, and will look more and more dated as time goes on. Philippa Gregory's Wideacre trilogy first illuminated for me the breathtaking feminist effects that could be achieved within the format of the sensational historical genre; Chris Hunt's historical novels - in particular Street Lavender and N for Narcissus - showed me the similar things that could be done for a gay agenda.

She keeps her private life very private. I had such a crush on her as Queenie No one really knows. This biased movie review is based solely on the movie; completely removed from the novel. Not particularly hot but she's very clever and witty. I thought that too. They basically are cheating on each other with the same woman.

Directed by Marc Jobst and screenplay by Andrew Davies. She appears to have a penchant for flirting with anything that moves. As their pretty lips meet, their world falls apart. He's so unfunny and has disgusting table manners, he makes their shows almost unbearable to watch. If anyone knows of any info please do enlighten us.