Some Girls Do

Clodagh Murphy

Some Girls Do

In the boom years, when getting published was relatively easy, chick-lit was regarded as a derogatory term. The great exponents of the art resented being classified with inferior beginners.

Now though, when only the strongest writers survive, it’s recognised that it takes skill and originality to pursue the genre of commercial women’s fiction.

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