I think I may have already mentioned my love of the new Vintage Classics range, and this one has been sitting on my shelf since the beginning of the year, looking forlornly at me, waiting for me to pi… more →
A Novel Approachironcagedissidence wrote 4 days ago: Frankenstein By Mary Shelley, 1818 Introduction: This was a popular novel during the Romantic Period … more →
puesoccurrences wrote 1 month ago: By Christina Morin. With Halloween fast approaching, I’ve been thinking a lot about why exactly peop … more →
hooray4books wrote 2 months ago: Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffenegger (adult book) Adult readers, take heart. It’s not a … more →
annotationnation wrote 4 months ago: book by Daphne du Maurier annotation by Tina Rubin Everything about this Gothic novel seems to be pe … more →
medicasali wrote 5 months ago: Northanger Abbey was finished this morning in the wee hours and upon turning the last page I immedia … more →
Janeite Deb wrote 5 months ago: Today is the birthday of Ann (Ward) Radcliffe, author of various Gothic romances, one of the authors … more →
amphibologista wrote 6 months ago: Fantastic View of Tivoli, Hubert Robert One of the things I really enjoyed while browsing through Ro … more →
Victoria wrote 8 months ago: Not to be confused with Graphic Novels. Because we are reading Radcliffe in my British Novel clas … more →
bronzeword wrote 9 months ago: Cynthia Leitich Smith’s Tantalizing Talk about Werewolves “Horror is a wonderful metapho … more →
nba6f4 wrote 1 year ago: The first Gothic Novel, “Castle of Otranto”, was written by Horace Wolpone. Wolpone clai … more →
Rachel wrote 1 year ago: I managed to get through today’s word count in one mad dash. 1,884 words in a little less than … more →
David H. Schleicher wrote 1 year ago: With his ambitious novel, Serena, Ron Rash creates a new American legend. The Great Depression enshr … more →
matttodd wrote 1 year ago: I think I may have already mentioned my love of the new Vintage Classics range, and this one has bee … more →
Jorie wrote 1 year ago: Modern Library Version * 1001 Books Book Brontë, C. (1993). Jane Eyre. New York: Modern Library. I … more →
Linda Aragoni wrote 1 year ago: Rebecca is Daphne du Maurier’s most famous novel, and with good reason. The book’s narra … more →
womeninhisimage wrote 1 year ago: I am re-reading Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, and loving every minute of it. The language and style … more →
Laurel Ann wrote 2 years ago: PERPLEXITY To compose a letter which might at once do justice to her sentiments and her situation, c … more →