Nineteenth Century Female Novelists

I believe that Kate Chopin (American) wrote in the 19th century. Also, Collette. Jane Austen, while writing in the relatively brief Georgian period is often lumped with the Victorians for literary purposes because the Georgian and Victorian periods were so close together. So whoever said she's not Victorian is correct, but also incorrect. Did anyone mention Maria Edgeworth? She was either 18th or 19th century.

collette now Gigi is just plain wierd read it acouple of months ago and was completly :confused:

Dinah Maria Mulock Craik thats another one :D :nod:

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Originally Posted by Nightshade

collette now Gigi is just plain wierd read it acouple of months ago and was completly :confused:

Dinah Maria Mulock Craik thats another one :D :nod:

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Yah, Collette had a very unfortunate life full of ahateful husband that used her as a ghost writer and treated her like crap. Her writing is like her outcry of freedom. Try readin "The Pure and the Impure"...it's really good.

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Originally Posted by starrwriter

My definition of a misogynist is a man who has had an intimate relationship with at least one woman.

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mine is Misogynist is a man who can't have any kind of realtinship with no one woman as he simply hate them with any logical reason.

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Originally Posted by michela

mine is Misogynist is a man who can't have any kind of realtinship with no one woman as he simply hate them with any logical reason.

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I assume, Michela, you meant without any logical reason.