If you're interested, you can read my article (for free!) 'The Politics of Pleasure in Rebecca West's "The Strange Necessity"' in the latest issue of The Space Between @ https://t.co/sAnEO6LVlW @SpaceBetweenJ@RebeccaWestSoc
In 1928, there were fewer than 150 policewomen at work in the entirety of the United Kingdom - from Pamela Horn's book, Women in the 1920s. #women#work#history#police
You can read my short article on a rediscovered short story by Rebecca West in the latest issue of The Modernist Review: https://t.co/X9HyzWWizY #rebeccawest
In honour of the increasingly popular medium of radio, this pub near Shaftesbury renamed itself The Listen Inn. Taken from The Radio Times, 2nd November 1928. #radio#1920s#pubnames
Misinformation 1928-style: 'From 1922-1927...there have been six consecutive wet years in England...there have been suggestions that this excess of rain is being in some way brought about by the electrical energy sent out in "wireless" waves.' #wireless#radiotimes
Mabel White's wonderful portrayal of the 'Wireless Wave' in her sculpture 'The Hertzian Wave', as pictured in the 29th June, 1928 issue of The Radio Times. #sculpture#wireless#BBC