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  33.             <byline><![CDATA[Fay Weldon, Fourth Estate, ┬ú16.99]]></byline>
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  36.             <body><![CDATA[The fascinating first volume of Fay WeldonΓÇÖs autobiography left her poised at 32 on the brink of a new life. This second sees her starting out as a newly single mother, working in advertising ΓÇô where she famously coined the slogan ΓÇ£Go to work on an eggΓÇ¥ ΓÇô and, as the title suggests, learning to cope with the men in her life. Always witty and full of insight, Weldon has produced a tract for her times at the heart of the 1960s and 1970s. A related novella is included in this volume.]]></body>
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