Delving into Dickens
The thing is with Dickens is that most of his books are very big. The other things is that most […]
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The thing is with Dickens is that most of his books are very big. The other things is that most […]
Read more →Here’s a poem by William Blake, from his Songs of Experience: The Sick Rose O Rose thou art sick. The […]
Read more →It was interesting to see ideas commented on here about a year ago cropping up again this week in an […]
Read more →Zadie Smith’s first novel, White Teeth, crops up a number of times on the Post Colonial Literature pages on this […]
Read more →George Orwell is well known, primarily for two novels which have enjoyed remarkable success. Many youngsters have enjoyed the animal […]
Read more →We are inching towards Booker time again, signalled by the publication of the nominations for the prize. Some have commented […]
Read more →The Royal Society of Literature has always seen as a rather grand institution, which is not really surprising. ‘Royal Society’ […]
Read more →A couple of weeks ago, Barbara Kingsolver was being celebrated for being the first person to win the Women’s Prize […]
Read more →The Death of Cormac McCarthy The literary world has been shaken by the death of American novelist Cormac McCarthy, whose […]
Read more →It has to be said that we do not often feature grouse-beaters on royal estates on these pages. We’ve not […]
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