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Constance Green Revisited
Because I am so busy preparing talks and then giving them, I am reposting a post from April 2020. In November I will be giving a talk at the Holyoke Library about Constance Green, her husband Donald, and a msytery surrounding his death.
Reading the post, I realized how long I worked on Dames, Dishes and Degrees and how much revision I did before Cynren accepted it for publications. The chapter abou
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| Recently, I finished reading all the Raina Sun series books. Anne R. Tan wrote them. I enjoy reading series, and I try to finish them. I am currently trying to complete four, including the Armand Gamache series by Louise Penny. There are 21 or 22 and ...more | |
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| This year I decided to read Shakespeare’s seven major tragedies and listen to Harold Bloom’s lectures about them. The first was Romeo and Juliet, but I read that before I started writing book reviews on Goodreads. Surprisingly, I didn’t like Romeo an ...more | |
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| The House of Mirth is a sad book. Lily Bart, the main character, finds herself trapped. Trapped by her expectations of herself, societal expectations for her, and general constraints that women faced at the beginning of the 20th century. Lily Bart’s ...more | |
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