Blogs about: Alexander Dumas
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Distracted.
I was on such a roll reading. I was enjoying my time at night, after Mira had gone to sleep, when I could settle down in my comfortable bed and melt into a good book. I was making progress on the th… more →
the holidaze
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trinity2 wrote 3 days ago: I know I haven’t been writing much lately but I wanted to do a quick post to let everyone know that … more →
Top Ten Literary Dorks, Nerds, Geeks, and Academics
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Corey wrote 2 months ago: Literary Transgressions presents our top ten list of the most lovably dorky, geeky, nerdy, or just p … more →
Classic Books....
korastoynova wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been engrossed in classics lately. I just finished The Portrait of Dorian Gray for the second t … more →
Arturo Perez-Reverte, "Captain Alatriste"
carolwallace wrote 2 months ago: I love capes. And swords. And boots that go over the knee. Swashbuckling, gallantry, melancholy hero … more →
Babur Namah
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prempanicker wrote 3 months ago: I became a fan of historical fiction thanks to an attack of smallpox when I was 12. Dad and mom went … more →
Alexander Dumas' Strange Day
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ritacharbonnier wrote 7 months ago: I am very happy to announce that my second historical novel is out in Italy: La strana giornata di A … more →
Some Thoughts on George Sand and Collecting Shells at Kitty Hawk
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poietes wrote 1 year ago: “There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved” ~ George Sand “Don … more →
Sweeny Todd
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TennesseePaul wrote 1 year ago: LONG BEACH— I recently had the pleasure of seeing Sweeny Todd on the stage. I watched this film a … more →
The Count of Monte Cristo
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clumzycaffein wrote 1 year ago: Kau pernah dengar tajuk entri kali ini? Ya, The Count of Monte Cristo adalah tajuk novel karya Alexa … more →
Teaser Tuesday
Carol wrote 1 year ago: My teaser: The Count of Monte Cristo turned dreadfully pale; his eye seemed to burn with a devouring … more →
Those Who Serve etc.,
bennythomas wrote 1 year ago: 88 Arturo Rubinstein in order to pracise for a concert instructed his butler Francois not to let in … more →
Distracted.
fumumogi wrote 1 year ago: I was on such a roll reading. I was enjoying my time at night, after Mira had gone to sleep, when I … more →
Between the Pages. . .
fumumogi wrote 1 year ago: I haven’t finished the third and last book in Alexander Dumas’ series on Marie-Antoinett … more →
The Queen's Necklace
fumumogi wrote 1 year ago: I should have written sooner; I knew this would happen. I finished the second book, The Queen’s Neck … more →
Memoirs of a Physician
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fumumogi wrote 1 year ago: What can I say? I adore Dumas. There is something absorbing about his novels. For me the attachment … more →
Reading for Reading's Sake
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fumumogi wrote 1 year ago: There is no excuse for not writing for so long, so I won’t even attempt to make any. On a positive s … more →
DANCE : Masquerade, a dance theatre narrative by Sheejith Krishna
sangeethas wrote 2 years ago: Bharatanatyam has varieties. From the regular margams and thematic performances to dance ballets, da … more →
The Count of Monte Cristo
Matt Hilliard wrote 4 years ago: I decided to read the Count of Monte Cristo because I was traveling and it seemed to have two attrib … more →
