"A Fine Old Conflict" by Jessica Mitford is a captivating memoir that provides readers with a glimpse into her fascinating experiences as a member of the Communist Party in the United States during the 1940s and 1950s. Mitford's writing style is sharp, witty, and at times humorous, making this book...
"Daughters and Rebels" is an extraordinary memoir penned by Jessica Mitford, in which she reflects on her unconventional upbringing as a member of the British upper class. Mitford shares captivating anecdotes about her audacious escape from her aristocratic lifestyle and her experiences growing up in a family filled with eccentric...
"Kind and Usual Punishment" by Jessica Mitford is a captivating and insightful examination of the American funeral industry. Mitford, a renowned journalist and social activist, explores the practices and injustices within the funeral business, shining a light on unethical tactics used by funeral directors. With her engaging writing style, Mitford...
"Decca: The Letters of Jessica Mitford" is a captivating collection of personal correspondence that grants readers a window into the extraordinary life and mind of Jessica Mitford, a renowned author and investigative journalist. Edited by Peter Y. Sussman, this book spans several decades, providing a comprehensive and revealing view of...
In "The American Way of Death Revisited," Jessica Mitford delivers a searing and comprehensive critique of the funeral industry in America. Building upon her original book from the 1960s, Mitford delves deep into the practices and history of the industry, exposing its exploitative tactics and profit-driven motives. Mitford begins by...
"Hons and Rebels" by Jessica Mitford is an incredibly gripping memoir that takes readers on a fascinating journey through the author's extraordinary and unconventional life. Mitford, who was born into English aristocracy but became a rebel, offers a captivating and insightful account of her upbringing within a privileged family, while...