- Imprint: Vintage Digital
- ISBN: 9781529977684
- Price: £14.00
The Book of Revelations
Women and Their Secrets
ELIZABETH DAYA book about the stories we don’t tell, written with such truth-telling compulsion and compassionate honesty that I was riveted by every single page. Juliet Nicolson writes beautifully about the constraints, pains and joys of womanhood and her clear-sightedness when she reveals the secrets in her own life is a true act of bravery and sisterhood
CLOVER STROUDWith incredible intimacy and deep compassion, Juliet Nicolson has woven together the stories that make our lives, but which so often remain hidden... This is a dazzling and surprising book, and I left it changed by the experience of reading it
JULIA SAMUELI loved this book. The combination of personal, social and historical is fascinating, and beautifully done. The range and quality of its psychological insights make it truly valuable
MIREILLE HARPER, author of Timelines from Black HistoryA gripping exploration of the secrets women keep. Raw, revealing and deeply human, The Book of Revelations is a bold ode to womanhood, love, and freedom
Hannah Dawson, editor of The Penguin Book of Feminist WritingAn amazing achievement - teeming with life, vivid history rolling alongside personal stories. It has a thrilling energy, and the great release and relief of telling the truth and being heard. A precious testament to sisterhood and trust
MIRANDA SEYMOURJuliet Nicolson is a hugely gifted social historian, one who never fails to startle a gripped reader into a new understanding of familiar ground. Here, exploring the impact of secret-keeping on the courageous, troubled and often heroic women who trusted Juliet to tell their extraordinary stories for the first time, she has once again found a marvellous subject and made it all her own
ANNABEL GOLDSMITHI am a voracious reader but Juliet Nicolson’s book is the only one that has ever kept me up until 3 in the morning. Absolutely topical. Unputdownable. An amazing book
ANTONIA FRASERI read this straight through with the excitement of reading a detective story... I cannot recommend it too highly
PHILIP NORMANA triumph – shocking, brave, compellingly readable and of clear importance
About Juliet Nicolson
Juliet Nicolson is the bestselling author of three works of social history, The Great Silence: 1918-1920 Living in the Shadow of the Great War; The Perfect Summer: Dancing into Shadow in 1911; and Frostquake: The frozen winter of 1962 and how Britain emerged a different country; as well as a family memoir, A House Full of Daughters. She is a mother and a grandmother and lives with her husband in East Sussex.
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