Book 361: Frankenstein – Mary Shelley
As with 99% of the Classics I’ve read, I’m wondering what took me so long to read this one! Not […]
Book 361: Frankenstein – Mary Shelley Read Post »
As with 99% of the Classics I’ve read, I’m wondering what took me so long to read this one! Not […]
Book 361: Frankenstein – Mary Shelley Read Post »
I’m still torn on this novel. It’s been almost a week since I finished it. The response was delayed due
Book 336: A Cold Legacy (The Madman’s Daughter #3) – Megan Shepherd Read Post »
The great part about The Austen Project, is I can read them in any order I want! Just like Austen’s original
Book 334: Northanger Abbey (The Austen Project #2) – Val McDermid Read Post »
Continuing my “Jane-uary” theme, I’ve just finished Northanger Abbey in time for our Jane Austen Book Club (JABC) discussion, which
Book 331: Northanger Abbey – Jane Austen Read Post »
Welcome back Classic Club! I apparently needed a four, almost five, month break from the club. There wasn’t a specific
Book 276: Dracula – Bram Stoker Read Post »
Unlike Dickens, I could read Wilkie Collins ALL DAY. There are those of you out there that will find this
Book 236: No Name – Wilkie Collins Read Post »
WordPress decided to move this post to the trash bin and I, assuming it was duplicate draft, permanently deleted it. The first
Book 182: The Mysteries of Udolpho – Anne Radcliffe Read Post »
WARNING and APOLOGY: this post starts with a rather long tangent about literature, art and people. (Sorry! Probably should be
Book 170: The Picture of Dorian Gray – Oscar Wilde Read Post »
I’m starting to get an inkling as to why Charlotte Brontë was so bent on keeping Emily and Anne’s writings out
Book 157: Villette – Charlotte Brontë Read Post »