A Whistling Woman

A Whistling Woman
Muallif(lar)	A. S. Byatt
Mamlakat	Buyuk Britaniya (2002); Amerika Qoʻshma Shtatlari (2002)
Til	inglizcha
Qismlar	Frederica Potter Quartet №4
Janr(lar)i	Adabiy fantastika
Nashr etilgan sanasi	2002-yil sentabr
Nashriyot	Chatto & Windus (Buyuk Britaniya); Alfred A. Knopf (AQSh)
Sahifalar soni	422 (Buyuk Britaniya, birinchi yumshoq muqovali nashr)
ISBN	9780701173807
OCLC	59489476
Avvalgisi	Babel Tower

A Whistling Woman — britaniyalik yozuvchi A. S. Byatt tomonidan 2002-yilda yozilgan roman. Asar 2002-yilda Buyuk Britaniyada Chatto & Windus nashriyoti, AQShda esa Alfred A. Knopf nashriyoti tomonidan chop etilgan.

Mavzulari

Byattning taʼkidlashicha, roman „utopizm hamda xavfli turdagi mistik romantizm“ haqida^[1].

A Whistling Woman asari qisman Frances Ashcroftga bagʻishlangan^[2].

Manbalar

↑ Leith, Sam. „Interview: AS Byatt“ (en). The Guardian (2009-yil 24-aprel). Qaraldi: 2022-yil 1-noyabr.
↑ Newman, Jenny; Friel, James (2003). "An interview with A. S. Byatt". Cercles. http://www.cercles.com/interviews/byatt.html. Qaraldi: 11 September 2010. "ASB: ... I remember sitting at high table with my friend, Professor Frances Ashcroft, to whom A Whistling Woman is half dedicated... The whole of The Virgin in the Garden quartet is about the desirability of an androgynous mind... JN & JF: I notice that the quartet which begins with The Virgin in the Garden is sometimes called The Frederica Quartet. ASB: My paperback publisher, you will be glad to hear, is going to make it a boxed set, and it's just going to be called The Quartet. It isn't Frederica's book--though she's the sort of person who would muscle in and try to take it!"

2000-yillar romanlariga oid uşbu maqola çaladir. Siz uni boyitib, ZiyoSferaga yordam berişingiz mumkin.

[1] Leith, Sam. „Interview: AS Byatt“ (en). The Guardian (2009-yil 24-aprel). Qaraldi: 2022-yil 1-noyabr.

[Cercles-2] Newman, Jenny; Friel, James (2003). "An interview with A. S. Byatt". Cercles. http://www.cercles.com/interviews/byatt.html. Qaraldi: 11 September 2010. "ASB: ... I remember sitting at high table with my friend, Professor Frances Ashcroft, to whom A Whistling Woman is half dedicated... The whole of The Virgin in the Garden quartet is about the desirability of an androgynous mind... JN & JF: I notice that the quartet which begins with The Virgin in the Garden is sometimes called The Frederica Quartet. ASB: My paperback publisher, you will be glad to hear, is going to make it a boxed set, and it's just going to be called The Quartet. It isn't Frederica's book--though she's the sort of person who would muscle in and try to take it!"

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