Category: shcizophrenia

• Virginia Woolf and the Hours

  The Hours Three Women, One day. Michael Cunningham’ novel, The Hours and the movie version, Directed by Stephen Daldry, gives a very accurate portrayal of Virginia Woolf beginning with her final act: suicide. The narrative intertwines the lives of three women: Virginia Woolf, Laura Brown an unhappy housewife in 1950’s Loss Angeles and Clarissa Vaughan…

  Alison Little

  January 12, 2018

  Affair, Aids, American Dream, Bi Sexual, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Family, Film, High School, House Wife, John Everett Millais, Lesbianism, Los Angeles, Mental Health, Morality, Mrs Dalloway, New York City, Pre Raphaelite, River Ouse, Same Sex Relationships, Servants, Sex, shcizophrenia, Social Roles, Suicide, Uncategorized, Virginia Woolf, Women’s Right

• Eyes Glazed Over

  Eyes Glazed Over is a fictional works, the events and characters are not based on real life. Eyes Glazed Over Beginning with an argument, just a brother, sister teenage disagreement. My brother Callum wanted to know where I had written down a phone number for a new customer for his window cleaning round, I told…

  Alison Little

  October 20, 2017

  accidents, Art, death, Fair Grounds, Family, Leisure time, Mental Health, Nurse, Police, shcizophrenia, The Egg, The Eighties, Uncategorized