Ancient Grains
Emily Sullivan, on her pilgrimage to Haworth, the spiritual home of Wuthering Heights.
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The Toast's Middlemarch book club arrives at the end of the great novel in question, and looks ahead to Rebecca Mead's "My Life in Middlemarch."
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A tale of two literary Rebeccas.
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SA Jones, an Australian novelist, writes about her experience of reading "Wuthering Heights," and the impact it's had on her life and work.
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A brief housekeeping post about our "Middlemarch" book club's next "meeting" and Rebecca Mead's upcoming NYPL event.
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How to tell if you are in a Bronte novel.
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The return of our gif-drenched reactions to Lucy Maud Montgomery novels takes on "Anne of Avonlea."
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Sarah Seltzer examines the outcome of Lizzy Bennet and Lily Bart's lives, in terms of their patriarchal implications.
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Gillian Brassil invents the world's nerdiest book game: guessing titles based on Library of Congress subject keywords.
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There's a book inside of you. There's nothing we can do. I'm so sorry.
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The Book of Ecclesiastes for optimists.
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Nicole Dieker helps you identify if you are in a Noel Streatfeild novel. Spoilers: you're really naturally good at things without taking a lesson.
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Mrs. Dalloway, still buying the flowers.
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Nicole and Ruth Curry discuss Rebecca Brown's "The Terrible Girls," which they both liked very much.
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You probably shouldn't, but if you do organize your books by color, they will look amazing.