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Book of the Week: Tess of the d’Urbervilles
On the day of Thomas Hardy’s birth, David Stuart Davies looks at the book that some consider to be his finest work.
Thomas Hardy – 177 today
Sally Minogue offers some lugubrious birthday reflections.
Walt Whitman, we salute you.
‘O camerado close!’: Sally Minogue salutes Walt Whitman on his birthday
Cedric Watts recounts Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Cedric Watts recounts his dealings with this most problematic of Shakespeare’s plays.
Stefania Ciocia muses over Little Women
Little Women and the test of time: Stefania Ciocia muses on a childhood favourite
Exploring Crusoe’s Adventures
The Only Man on the Island or What did Crusoe do with Friday on Saturday Night?
Will the real protagonist please stand up?
New guest blogger NUTS4R2 looks at the archetypal heroes of classic fiction.
The Invisible Man: The Hands Can’t Hit What the Eyes Can’t See
In the second part of his look at the film adaptations of ‘The Invisible Man’, Parker Lancaster reviews the sequels that followed James Whale’s classic adaptation.
The Invisible Man: Out of Mind, Out of Sight
Part One of Parker Lancaster’s look at the film adaptations of H.G.Wells’ ‘The Invisible Man’.