Scroll
Skip to content
  • Books
    • Layered ClassicsClassics
    • World Lit SwirlWorld Literature
    • Stack one standing Library CollectionLibrary Collections
    • Complete Bronte Collection Box SetBox Sets
    • Swirled Children's ClassicsChildren’s Classics
    • Stack one standing PoetryPoetry
    • Collectors rainbowCollector’s Editions
    • Education ClassicsEducation
    • Layered Mystery & SupernaturalMystery & Supernatural
    • Swirled Stack Exclusive CollectionExclusive Collection
    • New for 2022New for 2022
    • The Luxe Editions
    • Stack one standing Special EditionsSpecial Editions
  • Authors
  • About
    • History
    • Contact
  • Blog
  • Purchase
    • Trade
    • Education
    • Public
    • Independent Bookshops
Wordsworth Editions Logo
  • twitter
  • facebook
  • instagram

More results...

  • Books
    • Box Set
    • Children’s Classics
    • Classics
    • Collector’s Editions
    • Education
    • Exclusive Collection
    • Library Collection
    • Mystery & Supernatural
    • Poetry
    • Special Editions
    • New for 2022
    • The Luxe Editions
    • World Literature
  • Authors
  • About
    • History
    • Blog
    • Contact
  • Purchase
    • Trade
    • Education
    • Public
    • Independent Bookshops
HomeBlog

The Wordsworth Blog

Weekly articles from a range of guest contributors

Red House, Gomersal, Yorkshire
Jan26
AuthorBook

Shirley

David Stuart Davies looks at the second published novel of Charlotte Brontë Shirley is one of the lesser-known works of…
Read More
Lady Chatterley's Lover 2022
Jan19
AuthorBookNews

Lady Chatterley’s Lover

‘Try a Little Tenderness’: as Lady Chatterley’s Lover comes to Netflix, Sally Minogue looks at both novel and adaptation. I…
Read More
Wuthering Heights by Emma Rice
Jan11
AuthorBookNews

Wuthering Heights

Holding fast with Emma Rice’s Wuthering Heights: Stefania Ciocia embraces the power of Nature and of artistic adventures. I remember…
Read More
The Owl & The Pussycat
Jan5
AuthorBook

Complete Nonsense by Edward Lear

Although also an artist and composer, Edward Lear is deservedly best-known for his nonsense in all its many forms: songs,…
Read More
The Mount, Lenox, Massachusetts
Dec24
News

The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton

Steve Carver discovers the supernatural fiction of Pulitzer Prize-winning author. The Mount in Lenox, Massachusetts is the house that Edith…
Read More
The field mice carol singing
Dec21
AuthorBook

Scene at Christmas

David Stuart Davies looks at festive moments in literature It is perhaps not surprising that many writers have included a…
Read More
  • Privacy Policy & Cookie Notice
Stay connected. Follow Wordsworth Editions
  • twitter
  • facebook
  • instagram
Wordsworth Editions
© 1986 - 2023   Wordsworth Editions Ltd