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Sep 07, 2026 06:02AM
The Classics in Other Literature thread brought to mind one of my favourite genres, books that continue characters from Classics or give a different point of view.
For example, I recently read
Catherine: A Retelling of Wuthering Heights
Jack Dawkins
Mary Reilly
Tim Cratchit's Christmas Carol: The Sequel to the Celebrated Dickens Classic
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Catherine: A Retelling of Wuthering Heights
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Mary Reilly
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Tim Cratchit's Christmas Carol: The Sequel to the Celebrated Dickens Classic
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For example, I recently read Catherine: A Retelling of Wuthering Heights
Jack Dawkins
Mary Reilly
Tim Cratchit's Christmas Carol: The Sequel to the Celebrated Dickens Classic