Book review: The Lives of Women

Christine Dwyer Hickey is a woman in a hurry — she fears she might run out of time before she gets to write all the books she wants to. She spoke to Sue Leonard about her race against time and her latest book.

Sat, 25 Apr, 2015 - 01:00

Sue Leonard

Christine Dwyer Hickey

Atlantic Books, €16.99; Kindle, €7.40

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