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The Tomb
I discovered Lovecraft when I was 16. I read The Tomb on the night before my English exam and it’s an experience etched in my mind. I could quote from it easily although I read it only once … more →
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The Old English Gothic
R. wrote 4 weeks ago: I’m truly delighted to report Valancourt Book’s publication of The Old English Baron by … more →
Gothenticity
Jyotika Malhotra wrote 1 month ago: Gothic. The word meant many things to the people of many different eras. There was the Gothicke lang … more →
Gormenghast, by Mervyn Peake
booksherpa wrote 2 months ago: The third in a trilogy of novels set in a bleak world that is isolated from all other society, Gorme … more →
"Enclosed and Protected": Saving the Children in the Turn of the Screw
kajltomas wrote 4 months ago: Editor’s Note: This post can be read in conjunction with a previous 4-part posting on KuddelSa … more →
Jane Austen Love
Sommer Leigh wrote 5 months ago: Yesterday my 300 minute copy of the BBC version of Pride and Prejudice arrived from Amazon. I squeal … more →
William Beckford - Vathek
demonik wrote 6 months ago: William Beckford – Vathek (Four Square/ NEL, 1966) Josh Kirby Originally published in 1786. Th … more →
My Depression History - PART 3 - Fake ID
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bluesilk wrote 8 months ago: A random pic of a random fairy girl This is a follow on from this post. So far I’ve talked … more →
Valancourt Books
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R. wrote 8 months ago: In reference to the Northanger Canon I’ve often featured Valancourt Books on this site. Valanc … more →
She's just a girl who loves to List
Rachel wrote 9 months ago: It’s a discussion we had in extension English today: ‘Ten People you could invite to din … more →
Grip the Raven
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lisa waller rogers wrote 10 months ago: The Eldest Children of Charles Dickens with Their Pet Raven "Grip" by Daniel Maclise, 1841 … more →
Fast Internet Returns Tuesday
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Rachel wrote 10 months ago: Extension English Homework is doing my head in. Maybe because I refuse to read Turn of the Screw and … more →
Be a Goth Day
Rachel wrote 10 months ago: Modern History: I spent it drawing on my rubber with my colourful pens, though orange is off. Year 1 … more →
The Journey Begins Tomorrow
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Rachel wrote 10 months ago: Journeys is the topic for English. Interesting so far and I’m loving the discussions and analy … more →
The Great Maths Debate
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Rachel wrote 10 months ago: I can’t stand Parabola’s and Hyperbola’s. This leads to the conclusion that I have … more →
open letter to a book thief
enyal wrote 10 months ago: While I understand the irresistible urge to read the works of the Brontes, I feel it is necessary to … more →
La Terreur: The Northanger Canon
R. wrote 11 months ago: I’m so chuffed to find that three of the Northanger Canon titles have made their way onto Vala … more →
The Enduring Allure of Sleepy Hollow
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Henry Mortimer wrote 1 year ago: Every year at about this time (give or take a few weeks), I take a little trip to one of my favorite … more →
Charles Brockden Brown... dead author of the week
dodgson wrote 1 year ago: Charles Brockden Brown, 1771-1810 Regarded as the father of American horror, Charles Brockden Brown … more →
Challenge: R.I.P. III
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bookchronicle wrote 1 year ago: Because if I don’t participate in this challenge apparently I will be the only blogger that do … more →
