In the tradition of Educated and The Glass Castle, this shattering and poetic memoir from a brave new voice tells the story of the author's experience in an apocalyptic cult, and how understanding the natural world was her key to escape-and survival.
The first book-length study examining how the Shakespearean theatre shaped attitudes about primogeniture, one of England's most important and longstanding socio-economic systems. This book offers a new understanding of the history of both inheritance and patriarchy in early modern England, appealing to readers interested in Renaissance drama, economic history, family history, and gender studies.