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Author: Eliza Goodpasture

Eliza is an American art historian and writer based between Yorkshire and London. She is working on a PhD examining the impact of friendship among female artists working in England at the turn of the twentieth century. She writes a bi-weekly newsletter about art, life, and growing up. You can subscribe here. You can also follow her on Twitter @eliza_g96 and Instagram @elizagoodpasture.

In conversation with author Emily Midorikawa: ‘They weren’t straightforward heroines’

15th June 202116th June 2021  Eliza Goodpasture

Eliza Goodpasture talks to acclaimed author Emily Midorikawa about her latest book, Out of the Shadows, the fascinating Spiritualist women who inspired it, writing a book during the pandemic and the literary female friendships narrated in the award-winning book, A Secret Sisterhood.

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Posted in Arts, Books, InterviewsTagged: A Secret Sisterhood, Charlotte Brontë, Elizabeth Gaskell, Emily Midorikawa, Emma Claire Sweeney, female friendships, Feminism, feminist history, friendship, George Eliot, Kate Fox, Mary Taylor, Out of the Shadows, Something Rhymed, Spiritualism, The Fox Sisters, Vera Brittain, Victorian women, Winifred Holtby

“We were very merry”: What Ida Nettleship John taught me about friendship and growing up

3rd March 20213rd March 2021  Eliza Goodpasture

Reading about the life and friendships of artist Ida Nettleship John has given doctoral student, Eliza Goodpasture, comfort during lockdown and companionship when friends feel far away.

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Posted in Art and design, Arts, Creative Writing, Non-FictionTagged: art, Covid-19, Disembodied Voices, Disembodied Voices: Friendship During the Pandemic, Dorealia McNeil, Edna Clarke Hall, Edna Waugh, Eliza Goodpasture, friendship, Gwen Salmond, Ida John, Sale School of Art, Wuthering heights
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    By Catherine Norris
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    By Jennifer Brough
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