Ebook: The blue hour: a life of Jean Rhys

Presents a portrait of the novelist best known for her 1966 novel, "Wide Sargasso Sea," offering insight into the ways in which her writings shaped perspectives about women in fiction and reflected her own struggles with a painful childhood, tragic losses, and alcoholism.;Le revenant -- Dominica -- Neither nun nor zouave -- London -- Perse school, Cambridge -- Tree's school -- Gaiety girl -- Lancelot, part one -- Lancelot, part two -- World's end -- Primavera -- Paris -- Vienna -- The mannequin -- La grue -- Juan-les-Pins -- Paris again -- London again -- The neighbour from hell -- Enemy alien -- The sound of the river -- Suburbia -- Cats' home -- Wide Sargasso sea -- La vie en rose.