Fay Weldon has been one of the most consistently successful of Britain's contemporary women's authors with a career stretching over 30 years. Her prolific output alternating between television plays and vigorous novels such as The Life and Loves of a She-Devil articulate a contemporary feminist consciousness.

These unabridged short stories largely depict middle-class human relationships within and outside the family written with biting satire, irony, much humour and a pervading sadness.

Titles as follows:

1. 'Man With No Eyes'
2. 'The Bottom Line and the Sharp End'
3. 'Holy Stones'
4. 'The School Run'
5. 'Oh Mary Don't You Cry Any More'
6. 'Who?'
7. 'Birthday'.