Victorian Literature

[close] ****PLEASE NOTE, THIS SERIES IS CURRENTLY ON LONG-TERM HIATUS**** Welcome to the domain of my latest Booktube project - a now-not-so-hypothetical course on the Victorian novel. There will be a video roughly every three months, each exploring 2-3 Victorian novels and the way they relate to a particular theme within Victorian literature. The first half of each video will be spoiler-free; the second half of each video will be more in depth. Feel free to join this group (or "sign up for the course") if you'd like to read along and discuss some of these great Victorian novels. There will be videos ("lectures") every two months and discussion boards ("seminar groups") here on the Goodreads group. A rough video schedule (or "reading list") is below. Even I think that planning three years in advance is ridiculous, so I shall be adding in the actual novels as we go. 1. March 2017: Introduction to the Victorian novel Great Expectations, Charles Dickens & Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë 2. May 2017: Industrialisation North and South, Elizabeth Gaskell & Hard Times, Charles Dickens 3. July 2017: The City The Nether World, George Gissing & Mary Barton, Elizabeth Gaskell 4. October 2017: The Small Town Middlemarch, George Eliot & Cranford, Elizabeth Gaskell 5. January 2018: The Rural Far From the Madding Crowd, Thomas Hardy & Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte 6. April 2018: Money Our Mutual Friend, Charles Dickens & The Way We Live Now, Anthony Trollope 7. July 2018: Gender, Femininity and Masculinity 9. October 2018: Marriage 11. January 2019: Respectability 12. April 2019: Morality Future themes: The Gothic Crime Science and Technology Evolution and Devolution The Empire Religion Childhood

[close] Book discussion and readers' forum for V.R. Christensen's newly released debut novel, Of Moths & Butterflies. Participate any time between February 16, 2012 and March 31, 2012, during which time there will be several giveaways going on, including the one here on Goodreads!

[close] This is a group for discussing Victorian era literature and Royal history books.

[close] Good day to you ladies and gents. I am hoping that soon this can be a unique and fanciful group of taleweavers. Everyone is welcome here,even if you just want to offer a critique occasionally and it will be family friendly! I would like it if people contributed whenever they can during the month,but I plan on keeping it pretty casual. This is however a poetry writing group so please keep that in mind. If you don't have time for another group but want to look everything is open to everyone who isn't a member. Feel free to peruse! I do prefer those comfortable with at least a beginner knowledge,maybe taken a class or two. I am quite particular about my poetry so don't be hurt if your poetry doesn't awe me. I will be nice regardless! Now then,go on and create your lovely words,my dears!