Books Buy “Texts From Jane Eyre” In The UK, If You Are In The UK, But Not Otherwise
SUCK IT, GUY FAWKES.
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Books Children’s Stories Made Horrific: Curious George
This is George.
He lived in the forest.
He was very happy.
But he had one fault. He was too curious.
Now he is not happy. Now he has many faults.
What is your fault?
What will make you unhappy?
Books Baby Michel Foucault
Michel Foucault, baby. You know how this works!
Books Modernists on the Verge: Two Summers with Peggy Guggenheim and Djuna Barnes
Stephanie Gorton Murphy on Djuna Barnes, Peggy Guggenheim, and the literary incubator that was Hayford Hall.
Books A Day In The Life Of A Brooding Romantic Hero
I set all of Norway on fire one time.
Books Things Men In Literature Have Died From
The pitiless sea!
Books North and South
Elizabeth Gaskell, pretty much.
Books Emails From Luna Lovegood
She would, you know.
Books Great House Therapy: Connie and Clifford’s War-Ravaged Family Seat
Location: In the soulless ugliness of the coal-and-iron Midlands. Size: Massive enough for Connie to conduct an affair in her parlour without much trouble.
Books The Greatest Misinterpretation Of St. Paul In All Of Western Literature
"That's pretty much the gist, yes."
Beauty In Which Three Adults Discuss The Once and Future King Seriously and At Length
Two brilliant nerds and a fantasy author sit down to talk about T.H. White's THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING and what it means to them.
Books “I’ve always inhaled Chosen One stories”: Rainbow Rowell on Fantasy, Love, and Carry On
Rainbow Rowell chats with The Toast about her new book, CARRY ON.
Books The Wife of Bath’s Prologue
WIFE OF BATH: listen pal
first of A, I've been getting married since I was twelve
so everyone who hasn't been getting married since I was twelve kindly pipe down and listen
listen in a me of direction
second of ly, I'm a little tipsy so everyone in this story is going to be called Allison because I forget their real names
Books Dirtbag Milton
John Milton: Poet, statesman, dirtbag.
Books P.G. Wodehouse On The Dangers Of Literature
Never read.
