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The rest of the madwomen seemed to understand the joke perfectly (not only in this case, but in all the others, except their own), and be highly amused by it.

Meanwhile, Dialogues With Madwomen by Oscar and Emmy winning filmmakers Allie Light and Irving Saraf is showing at the 343 in Belfast on May 14.

Labeling Eryk Rocha's terrific "Sunday Ball" a sports documentary, because it focuses on soccer, is like calling "Grey Gardens" a madwomen documentary for featuring a couple of loonies.

The book is divided into sections of "warriors," "usurpers," "schemers," "survivors," "partiers," "floozies," and "madwomen," and there are noteworthy examples of each.

Out of all the books on deviant psychology I've read over the years, 'Serial Killer Series' gives superb insight into the minds of these madmen and madwomen. Parker pulls no punches when it comes to describing each case he delves into, and, refreshingly, he isn't afraid to voice his personal opinion at times.

But where, oh, where, are the madwomen? In a recent article on the subject, Julie de Sherbinin explains:

In particular, the study of madness and madwomen has been seldom-addressed in texts by Latina writers.

Garzoni also includes twenty-nice paragraphs on madwomen. These are very different from the longer passages on male insanity.

RANDALL COUCH edited and translated Madwomen: The Locas mujeres

It's not the first time that youngsters have been put in peril by madwomen in Corrie - remember when toddler Bethany's deranged gran tried to throw them both off the church tower?

Chapter five, "Quotation and Madwomen's Language," turns movingly to the Jailer's Daughter in Two Noble Kinsmen, because her mad bricolage captures "the working r ealities of an early modern playwright" (145).