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Today we're celebrating the life and work of Scottish novelist, playwright and radio producer Jessie Kesson.
In this thread we'll be sharing quotes from Jessie and her work, and also sharing provocations to get you thinking on this Tuesday morning. https://womenslibrary.org.uk/discover-our-projects/open-the-door/open-the-door-2020/jessie-kesson-3/
In this thread we'll be sharing quotes from Jessie and her work, and also sharing provocations to get you thinking on this Tuesday morning. https://womenslibrary.org.uk/discover-our-projects/open-the-door/open-the-door-2020/jessie-kesson-3/
Jessie grew up in a slum, was separated from her mother, sent to an orphanage and, years later, spent a year in Aberdeen Royal Mental Hospital. She used much of these experiences to write her books and plays.
Do you think the best literature comes from experience or imagination?
Do you think the best literature comes from experience or imagination?
Jessie’s books speak strongly of nature, they cast it as a vibrant character, one with its own personality and caprices.
Is there a natural space which you love and return to? What brings you back there? #OpenTheDoor2020
Is there a natural space which you love and return to? What brings you back there? #OpenTheDoor2020
