Articles from us and a range of guest contributors
The Woman in WhiteIn advance of the new BBC adaptation beginning on Sunday, David Stuart Davies ...
Apr20
Julius CaesarCaesar says “Do this!”: Stefania Ciocia is in her element in the Roman mob ...
Apr16
Robin Hood2018 marks 150 years since the birth of Henry Gilbert, author of the best-known ...
Apr06
Wilfred Owen 100 On March 18th 2018, we celebrated the centenary of Wilfred Owen’s last ...
Mar18
The Dark Places of the EarthStephen Carver explores the dark world of Imperial Victorian Gothic ...
Mar16
Black BeautyTo celebrate World Book Day 2018, David Stuart Davies looks at one of the ...
Mar01
The Secret GardenDavid Stuart Davies explores this cross-generational classic ...
Feb16
Bleak HouseBert Hornback looks at Radiance in 'Bleak House' ...
Feb07
The Little PrinceHow do we read a fable? Sally Minogue ponders the mysteries of 'The Little ...
Feb05
Shivering your timbers!‘I was going to sea myself…to seek for buried treasures!’ David Stuart ...
Jan26
Frankenstein 200Sally Minogue re-evaluates Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein on the 200th ...
Jan12
New Classic Editions for 2018We have released twelve new editions in our Classics series of titles only ...
Jan10
'Little Women' on the BBCThe pleasures and pains of TV adaptations: after 'Howards End', the BBC revisits ...
Jan05
A Christmas CarolWhen it comes to classic Christmas Literature, this tops the list. David Stuart ...
Dec18
Jack the Ripper - The Media StarIn the second part of his article, David Stuart Davies looks at the fictional ...
Dec08
Christmas Gifts from WordsworthAvid for Austen? Wild about Wilde? See Wordsworth's range of Christmas gifts for ...
Dec04
Gulliver's TravelsOn the 350th Anniversary of his birth, David Stuart Davies looks at Jonathan ...
Nov30
MiddlemarchBert Hornback looks at what Martin Amis and Julian Barnes have both described as ...
Nov22
Jack the Ripper - The Killer and His CrimesIt was in November 1888 that the final grisly murder took place attributed to ...
Nov16
RemembranceSally Minogue reflects on remembrance and Remembrance, with reference to the ...
Nov10
A Crescent Still AbidesStefania Ciocia reflects on grief, and Emily Dickinson, on All Souls’ Day ...
Nov02
John KeatsBert Hornback looks at the work of this highly influential and much-loved ...
Oct31
Three Evil Minds and Two Evil EyesIt's nearly Halloween, which makes it the perfect time for Parker Lancaster to ...
Oct30
Nicholas NicklebyDavid Stuart Davies looks at Charles Dickens's third novel ...
Oct27
Henry James and Lamb HouseA House of Fiction: Sally Minogue visits Henry James’s English residence ...
Oct19
The Picture of Dorian GrayDavid Stuart Davies looks at Oscar Wilde's only novel. ...
Oct16
Great Expositions'So let me get this straight...' Guest blogger NUTS4R2 looks at the essential ...
Oct13
Much Ado About NothingCedric Watts restores a lost character to Shakespeare's most often performed ...
Oct05
Walt WhitmanOn National Poetry Day, Sally Minogue looks at Presidents, Poetry, and Walt ...
Sep28
The Great GatsbyDavid Stuart Davies looks at what many consider to be the greatest American ...
Sep24
William Butler YeatsBert Hornback looks at the work of the Irish poet, and winner of the 1923 Nobel ...
Sep17
Jane Austen and the great outdoorsSally Minogue considers the risks Austen’s heroines take when they venture ...
Sep14
Far From The Madding CrowdSally Minogue sets the BBC premier of the 2015 film adaptation alongside its ...
Aug23
Rob RoyDavid Stuart Davies looks at the most popular of Sir Walter Scott's novels ...
Aug15
H. G. Wells and the Natural WorldEmily Alder looks at the his early scientific romances and the mastery of nature ...
Aug13
1967 - The Summer Of LoveWe have a nostalgic wallow in the events of fifty years ago ...
Jul28
Jane Austen 200On the bicentenary of Jane Austen’s death, Sally Minogue pays tribute to her ...
Jul18
‘… the huge jaws seemed to be dripping with a bluish flame…’David Stuart Davies tells how reading 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' made him a ...
Jul06
Spinoza: America’s Founding Grandfather American born Parker Lancaster delves into the depths of what the notion of ...
Jul04
A Life Story rather than a Love Story Sally Minogue reviews the National Theatre’s touring production of 'Jane Eyre' ...
Jun27
Wind in the WillowsWith a musical version opening in London, David Stuart Davies takes a look at ...
Jun16
Dickens and Lawrence: A tale of two halvesDavid Ellis considers how 'David Copperfield' and 'Sons and Lovers' both fade ...
Jun09
Celebrating 25 Years of Wordsworth ClassicsIt's a quarter of a century since the launch of the Wordsworth £1 Classic ...
Jun07
Thomas Hardy - 177 todaySally Minogue offers some lugubrious birthday reflections. ...
Jun02
Tess of the d'UrbervillesOn the day of Thomas Hardy's birth, David Stuart Davies looks at the book that ...
Walt Whitman‘O camerado close!’: Sally Minogue salutes Walt Whitman on his birthday ...
May31
The Strange Fiction of Oliver OnionsGuest writer, author Stephen Carver, looks at the work of this master of the ...
May26
HamletCedric Watts recounts his dealings with this most problematic of Shakespeare's ...
May22
Little WomenLittle Women and the test of time: Stefania Ciocia muses on a childhood ...
May14
Robinson CrusoeThe Only Man on the Island or What did Crusoe do with Friday on Saturday Night? ...
May12
The price of our Classics is going upThe retail price of our Classics and Children's Classics will increase to £2.50 ...
May08
Oh, what a tangled web we weave Our monthly newsletter looks at the completion - at last - of our new website ...
Apr30
Will the real protagonist please stand up?New guest blogger NUTS4R2 looks at the archetypal heroes of classic fiction. ...
Apr28
The Hands Can't Hit What the Eyes Can't SeeIn the second part of his look at the film adaptations of 'The Invisible Man', ...
Apr26
Out of Mind, Out of SightPart One of Parker Lancaster's look at the film adaptations of H.G.Wells' 'The ...
Apr21
A Quiet PassionA flawed labour of love: Terence Davies’s take on Emily Dickinson in 'A Quiet ...
Apr14
Tales of Book Fairs Past and PresentWe look back at another successful (but quite sober) London Book Fair ...
Mar20
Father BrownDavid Stuart Davies looks at the history of the ever-popular priest with a flair ...
Mar19
J. M. Barrie – The Father of Peter PanDavid Stuart Davies looks at the author of one of the best-loved of children's ...
Mar03
Eastwood in NottinghamshireDavid Ellis visits the birthplace of D.H. Lawrence ...
Mar02
Lunchtime Drinking, Gin & Tonic & Book FairsThis month's news from Wordsworth ...
Feb24
‘All children, except one, grow up.’In Part One of a two-part article David Stuart Davies looks at the perennially ...
Feb22
Woolf WorksWayne McGregor and the Royal Ballet re-imagine Virginia Woolf and her work - ...
Feb15
H. G. Wells and His Literary Milieu at the Fin-de-Siecle Linda Dryden of the H.G. Wells Society looks at Wells often difficult ...
Feb08
Looking to the literary past for the post-truthDonald Trump’s ascendancy to the US presidency has coincided with sales of ...
Feb03
Here's some H.G. Wells history that will hit you for sixHere’s a good question for a pub quiz: Which well-known 20th century writer ...
Jan19
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young ManSally Minogue salutes James Joyce’s ambitious first novel ...
Jan17
Post-Truth: Word of the Year 2016We consider a new career in falsehood, fabrication and forgery... ...
Jan13
Wells in Free FlightLaurence Davies looks at H.G. Wells fascination with flight and its depiction in ...
Annus HorribilisPerhaps the best thing we can say about 2016 is that it is nearly over. We look ...
Dec31
To Walk InvisibleSally Minogue watches Sally Wainwright’s new drama about the Brontës ...
Dec30
Mystery Murder and Mayhem at ChristmasDavid Stuart Davies explores classic detective fiction for tales of dark deeds ...
Dec24
The Science Fiction Films of H.G. Wells Part TwoDavid Stuart Davies concludes his review of the film adaptations of H.G. Wells ...
Dec23
Theatrical magic and thought-provoking choices in Sally Cookson’s Peter Pan. Stefania Ciocia reviews the current National Theatre production ...
Dec21
Here are our top tips for your classic literary Christmas TV viewingWhile 2016 won’t be a vintage year for classic adaptations, there are still ...
Ford Madox Ford, Brexit and TrumpOn Ford's birthday, Sara Haslam considers how he might have viewed the momentous ...
Dec17
Meet the AuthorWe wrestle with the problems of working with a group of writers who have joined ...
Dec16
What If… The science fiction films of H. G. WellsPart One of David Stuart Davies' review of how Wells' classic novels have fared ...
Dec15
It's been a bittersweet week for UK librariesPerhaps there’s now a need for industry-wide cooperation to help stem the tide ...
Dec09
Will the real father of 'modern' Christmas please stand up!Where do our (often non-religious) traditional customs originate from? Two ...
Dec02
Here's some classic literary Christmas gift inspiration - Enjoy!We thought we'd end November with a bit of festive cheer in the form of some ...
Dec01
OPINION: An apologia for classic horrorThese are indeed dark times for horror fans, and not the good kind of dark, ...
No slumming for Danny DyerWe look at the current popularity for tracing your family history ...
Nov25
Everything you ever wanted to know about H.G. WellsDurham University's Professor Simon James take us through the great author's ...
Nov23
‘You can’t wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club.’On the centenary of Jack London's death, David Stuart Davies considers his life ...
Get ready for the year of H.G. WellsThe Wordsworth team have had a busy and exciting summer preparing our new H.G. ...
In Remembrance: Wilfred Owen On Remembrance Day, Sally Minogue reflects on the way the people of Ors, where ...
Nov11
In a momentous week for world politics, let's turn to DostoevskyAbove all, don't lie to yourself ...
Nov09
Wilkie Collins 'The Moonstone' - we review the BBC productionWilkie Collins’ classic mystery novel 'The Moonstone', concerning the theft of ...
Nov08
A less than towering 'Inferno'Whatever the merits, or otherwise, of Tom Hanks’ latest outing as Robert ...
Nov07
Wilkie Collins’ The Moonstone: A cornerstone in the development of crime fictionDavid Stuart Davies looks at ‘The first, the longest and the best of modern ...
Not Your Average Halloween Read: Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s ‘The Yellow Wall-Paper’Fans of vintage horror will find that this short story holds its own against ...
Oct28
Everything you need to know about Halloween (unless you're Samhainophobic)Millennial parents have taught their children that Halloween is purely a night ...
Villette re-imagined: We visit the West Yorkshire Playhouse adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s novel'As the play got into its stride', says Sally Minogue, 'I began to see that it ...
Monty Python and the German philosopher (Frederick Nietzsche)There's nothing Nietzsche couldn't teach ya 'bout the raising of the wrist' ...
Oct14
The general public tend to know (at most) three things about Aleister CrowleyAmongst all this mumbo, not to mention jumbo, the fact that Aleister Crowley was ...
Oct12
So which banned books have you read this week?This week has been Banned Books Week. It sounds like it might be some sort of ...
Sep30
F Scott Fitzgerald - Proving there could be a second act in American livesF Scott Fitzgerald is now recognised as a great American writer and perhaps the ...
Sep23
Here are the greatest novels ever written. MaybeWith the announcement of the Booker Man shortlist and the Mercury Prize taking ...
Sep16
Travelling back in time with Joseph Conrad's Captain LingardThis week we're very happy to say we shall be expanding our range of Joseph ...
Sep13
Lew Wallace's Ben Hur: Much more than swords and sandalsNext week sees the UK theatrical release of 'Ben Hur'. ...
Sep02
How Mary Shelley broke new ground with FrankensteinNot only in gothic story-telling, but also in the form of the novel - David ...
Aug30
Netflix and The Little Prince: A perfect storytelling matchThe first-ever animated version of Antoine de Saint-Exupery's The Little Prince, ...
Aug26
Remember when printed books were dying? Not anymoreIt seems that, in a Mark Twain style, rumours of books' death have been greatly ...
Aug19
Somme 100: There is far more to Wilfred Owen's poetry than his battlefront versesDr Sally Minogue takes a look at Wilfred Owen's full range of work, from his ...
Aug18
Shakespeare's Twelfth Night: A journey of laughter and tearsDavid Stuart Davies looks at this ever-popular comedy with a darker side. ...
Aug09
How novels and Hollywood re-invented the American IndianRich Hall's documentary Inventing the Indian was a fascinating look at how ...
Aug05
Somme 100: Walking in the footsteps of Wilfred OwenSally Minogue visits the places where Wilfred Owen spent the last few days of ...
Aug02
Your Starbucks coffee, courtesy of Herman MelvilleHave you had your coffee this morning? Did you get it from Starbucks? If so, you ...
Jul29
Beyond The Three Musketeers: The life and times of Alexandre DumasDavid Stuart Davies describes how his novels remain a continuing monument to his ...
Jul27
The BBC's The Secret Agent adaptation is not your average period dramaLast Sunday saw the start of a new BBC period drama based on Joseph Conrad's ...
Jul22
Will the real Lady Susan please stand up?Today (Monday July 18th) marks the anniversary of the death of one of Britain's ...
We're wearing Proustian Rush by ChanelProust, author of 'A La Recherche du Temps Perdu' has a derivative of his name ...
Jul08
What Kafkaesque times we live inWith Franz Kafka's birthday looming, never have his works been so relevant ...
Jul01
The Battle of the Somme and the poetry that helps us rememberSally Minogue explores the poetry of the carnage that was The Battle of the ...
Jun29
Wilfred Owen and the old lie that's still toldNext Friday, July 1st, marks 100 years since start of the Battle of the Somme, ...
Jun24
Cervantes - The Man of Madrid and Don QuixoteDavid Stuart Davies looks at a great comic novel that also functions as an ...
Jun23
Happy Bloomsday to one and all!We celebrate the annual celebration of anything and everything to do with James ...
What the Dickens is going to happen at the Euros?Yesterday, June 8th, was the anniversary of the death of Charles Dickens ...
Jun10
To capture the real genius of Through The Looking Glass you must read the bookThe recent disappointing Through The Looking Glass movie revealed how difficult ...
Teachers are already planning, and buying, books for the next school yearWe're seeing more demand from schools than at any time in recent years ...
Jun03
Are you going Through the Looking Glass this weekend?Pretty much every review is going to conclude that if you really want to go ...
May27
Get ready for the second ever Sherlock Holmes day on May 22ndEvery day is a 'day', it seems, and Sherlock Holmes Day comes in the same month ...
May20
Discovering the pleasure of Shakespeare's Measure for MeasureProfessor Cedric Watts examines one of the Bard's most accessible and, in ...
May17
Leicester City and the Grimm side of fairy talesWe’re willing to bet that the words ‘fairy’ and ‘tale’ have been used ...
May13
Shakespeare 400 is well and truly underway - here are our highlights so farType 'Shakespeare' into Google and then hit the ‘News’ tab. It’s busy! ...
Apr29
How Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book helped make the modern Disney, Part 2In the second part of his essay on how Rudyard Kipling and 'The Jungle Book' ...
Shakespeare 400 is finally here!For anyone who loves Shakespeare, it's a wonderful time and excuse to wallow in ...
Apr22
The 21st of April 2016 marks 200 years since the birth of Charlotte BrontëSally Minogue revisits Haworth and reflects on the life and work of the author. ...
How Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book helped make the modern Disney, Part 1Parker Lancaster analyses the links between the famous author and the ...
Brontë 200 is almost upon us - Just don't forget Bramwell!We anticipate the forthcoming big event ...
When a man is tired of the London Book Fair, he is tired of lifeIt's that time of year again... ...
Apr07
Shakespeare: Still Relevant?To start our commemoration of the 400th Anniversary of Shakespeare's death, ...
Virginia Woolf: January 25th 1882 - March 28th 1941Sally Minogue considers the mental illness that had such an impact on the ...
Mar28
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde David Stuart Davies looks at a title that has been one our best sellers over the ...
Mar21
Celebrating Ireland's classic literary legacy - James Joyce, Oscar Wilde and moreThe lineage of great Irish novelists and playwrights is well known and widely ...
Mar17
Chicago, Walden & Civil DisobedienceHenry Claridge looks back to Chicago in 1970 to highlight the ongoing influence ...
Mar11
Move Over Harry Potter, Here Are The 13 Classic Children’s Books EVERY Adult Should ReadWith their big themes and grown-up subtexts here are 13 classics you should have ...
Dickensian - The FinaleSally Minogue reflects on the series as it comes to an end ...
A Tale of Two Cities - 'It was the best of tales...'As 'Dickensian' nears its end, David Stuart Davies is the last of our guest ...
Feb18
War and Peace - The EpilogueAs the fog of war clears from this lavish adaptation, Henry Claridge assesses ...
New Release: Lassie Come-HomeTo coincide with our publication, Nichola Trayler Barbrook takes a personal look ...
Feb10
Portrait of the Artist as a Young ReaderStefania Ciocia looks at 'David Copperfield, Dickens' 'favourite child'. ...
Jan29
Little DorritContinuing our 'Dickensian' series, Keith Carabine looks at 'Humbug' in 'Little ...
Jan21
Dickensian - We review the BBC's series so farSally Minogue reflects on the television series so far. ...
Great Expectations - Looking back at Dickens's penultimate completed novelContinuing our 'Dickensian' theme, Sally Minogue looks at one of the author's ...
Jan08
War and PeaceWith the new BBC series imminent, Henry Claridge looks at problems of adapting ...
Jan02
Sherlaugh Holmes or Amusing, My Dear WatsonDavid Stuart Davies look at the humour in Conan Doyle's classic tales. ...
Jan01
Bleak HouseContinuing our focus on classic Dickens novels, Lionel Kelly looks at 'Bleak ...
Dec25
Don't miss these Christmas TV classic literary treats & tie-insThere's a fantastic Christmas & New Year UK TV schedule in store for lovers of ...
Dombey and SonTo coincide with the screening of 'Dickensian', guest writers select their ...
The Spirits of Charles Dickens David Stuart Davies strikes a Christmas chill with a look at the ghost stories ...
LAST MINUTE GIFT IDEAS FROM WORDSWORTH EDITIONSPresents for the book-lovers in your life ...
Dec11
A Christmas CarolMalcolm Andrews, editor of 'The Dickensian', tells the story of this much-loved ...
Around the Word in Eighty DaysWith a new stage show hitting London's West End, David Stuart Davies looks at ...
Nov24
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part FourDavid Stuart Davies concludes his series with a look at the modern portrayals of ...
Nov17
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part ThreeIn Part Three, David Stuart Davies looks at the work of Basil Rathbone and Peter ...
Nov05
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part TwoDavid Stuart Davies continues his series on Holmes on stage and screen. ...
Oct22
Adult readers and the child's perspective in the 'Alice In Wonderland' booksDr Stefania Ciocia looks at how adults and children interpret the Alice stories ...
Oct15
The 150th anniversary of Alice's Adventures in WonderlandCarroll’s “ideal child-friend” - Dr Stefania Ciocia writes on what our ...
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists: still a huge influence on socialist activism todayNext month will mark 101 years since the first publication of this socialist ...
Sep29
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part OneThe history of the media career of the world’s most famous detective in four ...
Sep22
Lady Chatterley’s Lover: the expurgated versionSally Minogue reviews last night's TV broadcast ...
Sep07
Lady Chatterley - A Woman's ViewDecried by feminist writers in the 1970s, D.H.Lawrence's status is reassessed by ...
Sep04
Is it a book that you would even wish your wife or your servants to read?David Stuart Davies considers the history and impact of 'Lady Chatterley's ...
Sep03
Lady Chatterley’s Lover: found innocent In the first of a series of articles on this ever-controversial classic, Sally ...
Sep01
Blood is the Life - Part TwoDavid Stuart Davies concludes in a similar vein. ...
Aug28
Blood is the Life - Part OneDavid Stuart Davies looks into the history of the Vampire story. ...
Still unequal after all this timeSally Minogue reflects on Elizabeth Gaskell and Elizabeth Barrett Browning ...
Aug11
A DEFT TOUCH OF THE MACABRE - PART TWOThe final part of David Stuart Davies' appreciation of Sheridan LeFanu ...
Jul24
A DEFT TOUCH OF THE MACABRE - PART ONEDavid Stuart Davies looks at the work of a rather neglected master of his art, ...
Jul14
Unsettling Dark Pleasures - Part TwoThe conclusion of David Stuart Davies' history of Gothic fiction ...
Unsettling Dark Pleasures - Part OneA short history of Gothic fiction in two parts by David Stuart Davies ...
Gore by Proxy Part TwoThe final part of David Stuart Davies' story of the rise and fall of the 'Penny ...
Gore by Proxy Part OnePart One of David Stuart Davies' story of the 'Penny Dreadfuls'. ...
Apr10
The 'Strand Magazine' - Part TwoThe final part of the story of the 'Strand Magazine'. ...
Mar25
The 'Strand Magazine' - Part OneDavid Stuart Davies reveals there was far more to 'Strand Magazine' than just ...
Mar10
The Legacy of Sherlock Holmes - Part TwoDavid Stuart Davies concludes his review of the detectives that followed Conan ...
Feb17
The Legacy of Sherlock Holmes - Part OneDavid Stuart Davies looks at at the fictional detectives that followed in the ...
Feb09
BUMPS IN THE NIGHTDavid Stuart Davies concludes his short history of the Ghost Story ...
Festive Humbug!A seasonal tale of Charles Dickens and 'A Christmas Carol' by David Stuart ...
BUMPS IN THE NIGHTPart One of David Stuart Davies' History of the Ghost Story ...
The King of ThrillersDavid Stuart Davies writes on that most prodigious of writers, Edgar Wallace. ...
The First of the SensationalistsDavid Stuart Davies looks at the work of Wilkie Collins - a pioneer of the ...
Oct20
Unloading HellSally Minogue looks at First World War poetry and the centenary of the outbreak ...
Writings dark as a raven’s wingDavid Stuart Davies on the master of terror and pioneer of detective fiction - ...
Oct07
ELIZABETH GASKELL’S HOUSEElizabeth Gaskell's house in Manchester is to re-open in October 2014 ...
A Journey into the ImaginationDavid Stuart Davies writes on the fantastic tales of Jules Verne. ...
Sep11
'Why I wept on first reading Conrad' - Part TwoKeith Carabine concludes his reminiscence of how he discovered Conrad. ...
Aug22
'Why I wept on first reading Conrad' - Part OneKeith Carabine looks back to the origins of his life-long love of Joseph Conrad. ...
Aug21
The Subtle ChillerAn appreciation of Henry James by David Stuart Davies ...
Aug04
Elizabeth GaskellBelow the benign surface of Elizabeth Gaskell, the author of 'Cranford', Sally ...
Jul17
Into the Arena of the Extra - DimensionalsDavid Stuart Davies looks at the work of H.P. Lovecraft ...
Jul02
‘Children of the night… what music they make.’ David Stuart Davies writes on Bram Stoker ...
Jun18
M. R. James – A Pleasurable UncertaintyDavid Stuart Davies on one of the great writers of ghost stories ...
VIRGINIA WOOLF'S ORLANDOA new staging of Virginia Woolf’s 'Orlando' at the Royal Exchange, Manchester, ...
THOMAS HARDY continuesKeith Carabine writes further on Mike Irwin's Hardy Introductions ...
Apr18
THOMAS HARDYKeith Carabine on the quality of Mike Irwin's Hardy introductions. ...
Anything But ElementaryDavid Stuart Davies reflects on the continuing appeal of Sherlock Holmes. ...
Feb20
WORDSWORTH INTRODUCTIONSKeith Carabine reflects upon our introductions in general, and 'The Great ...
JANE EYRESally Minogue writes: Never judge a book by its movie... ...
Jan16
F. Scott FitzgeraldHenry Claridge writes on the pleasures of reading F. Scott Fitzgerald. ...
The Brontës at HaworthSally Minogue revisits the Brontë Parsonage Museum. ...
Charlotte BrontëSally Minogue writes on the life and works of the oldest of the Brontë sisters. ...
Jun13
James JoyceProfessor Cedric Watts on the pleasures of reading James Joyce: ...
May28
William ShakespeareThis is not just Shakespeare - this is Wordsworth Shakespeare... ...
May18
Virginia WoolfSally Minogue writes in praise of the influential English writer. ...