F. Scott Fitzgerald reading from Othello.
Voices from the Grave #44: F. Scott Fitzgerald Reading Shakespeare
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Tag Archives: Fiction
[News] These Thieves Must Not Be Fans of Jane Eyre, or: I Cannot Believe I’m Posting a Link to the Daily Mail
The Brontë Bell Chapel in Thornton, West Yorkshire was vandalized. (Courtesy of Mail Online)
A Reading List a Mile Long: Daedalus Books Fall Shorts 2012
Let’s get straight to the good stuff, no filler or fluff.
- Beginning with My Streets: Essays and Recollections by Czeslaw Milosz
- Convertible Houses by Amanda Lam & Amy Thomas
- EYEWITNESS American Originals from the National Archives Gripping Eyewitness Accounts of Moments in U.S. History by Stacey Bredhoff
- Brilliant Women 18th Century Bluestockings by Elizabeth Eger & Lucy Peltz
- Matthew Boulton Selling What the World Desires by Shena Mason
- The Last Explorer Hubert Wilkins: Hero of the Great Age of Polar Exploration by Simon Nasht Continue reading
Banned Book Trading Cards
Banned Book Trading Cards (courtesy of Flavorwire)
[News] Things Are Looking Up for the Edgar Allan Poe House
Baltimore’s Edgar Allan Poe House Gets Revival Plan (courtesy of the Baltimore Sun)
Something to Amuse Yourselves with Whilst I Play Catch Up
Banned Books Week: This Guy is Going to Live in the Vonnegut Library for a Week. In a Cell Made of Banned Books. I’m Jealous.
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“Writing always means hiding something in such a way that it then is discovered.”-Italo Calvino
Voices from the Grave #38: William Faulkner’s Nobel Prize Speech
William Faulkner’s Nobel Prize speech.
Book Nerd Humour: Call Me Ishmael (Call Me Maybe Parody)
No commentary is necessary.
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