An Introduction to Harriet Wasson Styer’s “Facts, by a Woman.”
Harriet Wasson Styer’s Facts, by a Woman (1881) is in no immediate need of an introduction. No copy of this …
Harriet Wasson Styer’s Facts, by a Woman (1881) is in no immediate need of an introduction. No copy of this …
Despite following his well-turned-out novels The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) and The Prince and the Pauper (1881), Mark Twain’s …
[The following contains spoilers.] I have never read the writings of Karl Jung. Indeed I am still today – after …
The publisher Puffin is currently preparing to issue a new edition of Roald Dahl’s classic children’s novels. And for the …
[The following contains spoilers.] Perceval Landon’s ghost story “Thurnley Abbey” had first appeared in Raw Edges (1908), his only published …
“The Year of the Short Corn” is a short story by the Scottish author Fred Urquhart and it also gives …
[The following contains spoilers.] The Silver Sword is a children’s novel by Ian Serraillier that was first published in 1956. …
[“An Introduction to Exploring Fred Urquhart’s Short Stories.”] Fred Urquhart’s short stories “Gentlemen, the Queen” and “Provide For Your Poor …
If you are a genius then it is wonderful, of course, but it is never advisable to develop any genius …
Clichés have always bedevilled the feminist Germaine Greer but I have grown interested lately in one that concerns her relationship …
I had read D H Lawrence’s 1920 novel Women in Love when I was an undergraduate. It was on one …
The sterility of magic realism. Everywhere within Sylvie Germain’s The Book of Nights one is met with the sterility of …
I had worked through American literature at university, in chronological order, and such was the rush to get to Edgar …
[This article was written several years ago but never published. I think that I was intending to revisit it when …
[The following contains spoilers.] Two newlyweds have got London out of their hair and down in Kent, about two miles …