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about stevie latest novel fiction non fiction short stories articles lectures radio & tv press interviews reviews audio clips book covers miscellaneous links the brontë society bookshop site map contact web design by orchardweb.co.uk stevie davies, who comes from morriston, swansea, is a novelist, literary critic, biographer and historian. she is a fellow of the royal society of literature, a fellow of the academi gymreig and emeritus professor of creative writing at the university of wales, swansea. a collection of stevie’s short stories will be published by parthian on 3rd april 2018 stevie’s novella, equivocator , was published by parthian in april 2016 a stranger buttonholes sebastian messenger at a conference on the gower coast, opening up historic lies and transgressions neither outgrown nor comprehended. the novella is a study of fathers and sons, lovers and betrayers, truth and mendacity, - whose global frame of reference stretches from gower to iran, germany to egypt. equivocator deals in irony and the confabulations of memory, combining dark fable, satire and a gay love story. the emotional centre of equivocator is sebastian’s flawed but sincere love for jesse: will salvage be possible, in the light of the messenger inheritance? ‘davies skilfully interweaves the present day scene with sebastian's reminiscences: of his life as a doctoral student in the dingy flats of manchester suburbs; of losing his virginity to a boy named justin; of his mother's stream of lovers after his father's death, ‘a parade of academics, diplomats, journalists'. davies possesses a considerable gift in her ability to draw sharply delineated images and portraits, and such instances ensure that this impressive novella – so rooted in the past – retains dramatic urgency in its present moment. like ian mcewan's on chesil beach (2007), the full emotional impact of the novella (a spry 92 pages) is best perceived in one sitting. the modulations of sebastian's voice as he delves deeper into his father's life are adroitly articulated, and davies crafts a powerful story about the challenges of dealing with the past.' michael nott, the new welsh review, 2 april 2016 stevie's historical novel awakening wiltshire 1860: one year after darwin's explosive publication of the origin of species , sisters anna and beatrice pentecost awaken to a world shattered by science, radicalism and the stirrings of feminist rebellion; a world of charismatic religious movements, spiritualist séances, bitter loss and medical trauma. fetishist of working women arthur munby, irascible antiquary general pitt rivers, feminist barbara bodichon and other historical figures of the victorian epoch wander through the backdrop of the novel, as anna's anomalous love for lore ritter and her friendship with freethinking and ambitious miriam sala carry her into areas of uncharted desire - while beatrice, forced to choose between her beloved will anwyl and the evangelist christian ritter, who marked her out as a wife when she was only a child, is pulled between passion and duty. each is riven by inner contradictions, but who will survive when the sisters fall into a fatal conflict? 'if the past is a foreign country, it is also one whose inhabitants are divided from us by a common language. stevie davies's latest novel, her twelfth, is charged with sensitivity to the otherness of the past ... davies's subtle account of sisterly love, jealousy and betrayal is the heart of this novel, and the best thing in it ... davies never simplifies their relationship ... like charlotte bronte in shirley, davies is funny and perceptive ... and her social comedy breathes life into an oppressive world. she is lyrical and pitiless in her dissection of religious zeal. awakening burns with anger against the abuses of the past, while recognising that the present has no right to condescend. the past may be a foreign country, but we all come from it.' helen dunmore, the guardian, saturday 24th august 2013. read the full review. 'davies weaves this intricate web of faltering, painful relationships with great skill and writes very powerfully and movingly about the subtle half-tones and tentativeness of love, of childbirth, of loss as well as the horribly intrusive shock of male victorian medical practice towards women. 'the wider context of scientific revolution and religious revival - the awakening of the title - is explored with dry humour rather than outright mockery. the child preachers, spiritualists and fanatics need only the gentlest of prods to provide their own satire; but at the heart of this book is the life of anna and beatrice, which davies has brought to life with unobtrusive mastery.' nicholas murray, independent 25 october 2013 . read the full review. 'this is where davies inspires awe - in her ability to get deep inside the relationships between women, winkling out the deceptions of self and other, the concealed insecurities, the deep bonds that nurture and annihilate. it has been evident in her earlier novels, but here she transcends herself. her compassion is enormous as she portrays her blemished characters and allows them the ability to change.' suzy ceulan hughes, new welsh review, issue 102, winter 2013 'a thought-provoking book that captures the era ... [awakening] is populated by some eccentrics and mavericks and is at times very funny ... but the underlying message is serious.' paul rees, western mail, 22 september 2013. 'if you are as interested, as i am, in the position of women in the mid-19th century, then awakenings is a must-read. it is full of human insight into the nature of insanity, motherhood and bereavement but is also funny. it's one of those rare novels that the more you read, the more you discover. george eliot would be impressed.' sally zigmond, historical novel society review issue 64, may 2013. read the full review. 'there are times when the reader will hate beatrice in this novel, times indeed, when you will feel that in beatrice, davies has created one of the great literary monsters. however, because davies is interested in the complexity of truth rather than historical falsification, there are times when we feel deep sorrow and even affection for beatrice, thus enabling the creation of an extraordinarily well-realised character. beatrice herself describes the technique davies uses to achieve this, as she reflects on her own perception of anna's behaviour when their stepmother died in childbirth (the baby dying soon after): there are times when you see into a soul. quite nakedly. the core of a person is revealed, terrible as the pink, nude heart of a field mouse dr quarles exposed in vivisection. it is davies' own epiphanic realisation of this nakedness and her knowledge of how to find it in her characters which marks out her quality as an artist (although, no doubt she would not use that word 'terrible' as emotionally thwarted beatrice tellingly does). it is also this realisation which serves as the driving force behind the novel. because this is what history rarely, if ever, shows: what it feels like to be alive, and how events and actions can warp and diminish and expand and do all sorts of complicated things to an individual's consciousness ... awakening, is a sad work but it is also a deeply moving and profound one. it is also a novel which embodies its title; a title which, as well as reflecting the books setting, (the time of darwin, the beginnings of feminism, the time of variously oddball religious 'awakenings'), also reflects this writer's deep concern with personal awakenings. indeed, much like that interview with davies that i attended earlier in the year, you leave these pages feeling more fully conscious of yourself and the world around you than you did when you began them. what more can you ask for from a book?' john lavin, wales arts review, issue 18. read the full review. 'the sisters, anwyl and ritter, the four central characters, come alive on the page and stevie davies'

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