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  • Comyns, Barbara, 1909-1992, author.
     
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  • Marital conflict -- Fiction.
     
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  • Adultery -- Fiction.
     
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  • Poverty -- Fiction.
     
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  • Artists -- England -- London -- Fiction.
     
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  • London (England) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction.
     
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    Our spoons came from Woolworths [electronic resource] / Barbara Comyns ; introduction by Emily Gould.
    by Comyns, Barbara, 1909-1992, author.
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    New York : NYRB Classics, 2015.
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  • Marital conflict -- Fiction.
  •  
  • Adultery -- Fiction.
  •  
  • Poverty -- Fiction.
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  • Artists -- England -- London -- Fiction.
  •  
  • London (England) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century -- Fiction.
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    "I told Helen my story and she went home and cried." So begins Our Spoons Came from Woolworth's. But Barbara Comyns's beguiling novel is far from tragic, despite the harrowing ordeals its heroine endures. Sophia is twenty-one and naive when she marries fellow artist Charles. She seems hardly fonder of her husband than she is of her pet newt; she can't keep house (everything she cooks tastes of soap); and she mistakes morning sickness for the aftereffects of a bad batch of strawberries. England is in the middle of the Great Depression, and the money Sophia makes from the occasional modeling gig doesn't make up for her husband's indifference to paying the rent. Predictably, the marriage falters; not so predictably, Sophia's artlessness will be the very thing that turns her life around.
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