Books The Sequel To “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas” No One Asked For
"The beautiful nudes can just wander about, offering themselves like divine soufflés to the hunger of the needy!" I'm leaving.
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Books Alan Hollinghurst, the Gay Novel, and British Reticence
Sarah Gulick on the author Alan Hollinghurst, and the particular reticence of the queer novel in Britain.
Books The Best Books You Didn’t Read In 2015
You're a monster!
Books Charlotte Brontë’s Most Inexplicable Denominational Burns
Romish wizardcraft! The dangerous of popery! CLERICS.
Books Jaya Catches Up: Actually Pippi Longstocking Is Really Depressing
Actually Pippi Longstocking is really depressing.
Books Daphne Du Maurier’s Jamaica Inn
Jamaica Inn, summarized (mostly).
Books How To Tell If You Are In A Tom Stoppard Play
Oh, so you feel like playing a game of Questions Only?
Books PBS Is Asking Questions About Ronbledore
It's all beginning.
Books How To Tell If You Are In a Maeve Binchy Novel
Oh, wouldn't it be lovely, though?
Books Outrageously Over-The-Top Compliments Clunkily Inserted Into Chrétien de Troyes’ Romances To Impress His Patrons
EVERYONE can't be the greatest knight since Alexander, guy.
Books Moby-Dick and Me: A Teenaged Love Story
Mikaella Clements on her appreciation for Herman Melville and MOBY-DICK: "I had never before read anyone who understood the particular kind of fury I felt."
Books Signs You May Be Dying In A Victorian Novel
How to tell if you are dying, and also fictional.
Books Children’s Stories Made Horrific: The Story of Babar
And Babar is always laughing.
Books Reading Like a Tomboy: Looking for Myself in Literature
Miranda Pennington on her journey as a reader and a tomboy.
Books How To Tell If You Are In a Stephen King Novel
Any new friend you make must come to terms with the fact that you will always be closer to the people you met when you were in elementary school.
