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It's in 3 parts, the script by Andrea Gib, the director is Aisling Walsh whose series are often excellent. It's done in the old-fashioned way: genuine scenes, no ratcheting up, acted subtly and yes

8ar outstanding; books in their own right. 4 borderline. 2 screenplays so good they are readable in their own right. Some screenplays made good movies nut are blueprints. And I've tried -- genuinely

It's a friendly newsletter-journal. Ellen ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: <jnleditor3@...> Date: Sat, Mar 1, 2025 at 7:17?PM Subject: FW: First Born-Digital Issue of The

Anxiety and fretfulness are a form of excitement. Mrs Bennet has a dull life except for the excitement she creates for herself.

I just came across a passage of narration in P&P Chapter 53, which I find to be a perfect example of narration which might at first, while reading or rereading quickly, seem like an objective

I've just finished participating in a splendid zoom seminar (2 hours) from Cambridge UP. Dr Alison Hennigan is usually superb and she managed to elicit very interesting talk on P&P from the aspect

There is no mention of coverts, but in chapter 39 of _Emma_, Harriet and Miss Bickerton are terrified by aggressive gypsies in a part of the Richmond Road that is "deeply shaded by elms on each side".

Not a sign of the times but a suggestion of where they lived. Though the Knightly estate was rather large, it was pretty much within the village and didn't have much uncultivated land, woods or

Dorothy, Thank you for your well-considered response! It's a very interesting social history question as to whether gentlemanly enthusiasm for hunting was beginning to wane by the time JA wrote

I believe you’re right, Arnie. There is also, in Emma, no mention of grounds, coverts, etc., in which the landowner might hunt or shoot game. We’re given descriptions of other aspects of the

The two heroes, Mr knightlry and Mr Martin are wholly decent men. From his handwriting, Churchill is presented as effeminate: Mr Elton is also not manly; Mrs E is a bully. Ellen

ME, EARLIER: "Tell me if I'm wrong, but it occurred to me this morning that *Emma* is the one of the six completed novels which has no character who hunts nonhuman animals. Have I missed

Do all six novels have hunting scenes? Or shooting birds? s&S we are told of this; MP,Persuasion they go shooting. Henry Tilley has hunting guns in his room but in the novel does he hunt or shoot?.

Tell me if I'm wrong, but it occurred to me this morning that Emma is the one of the six completed novels which has no character who hunts nonhuman animals. Have I missed something? ARNIE

The mystery solved. She was autistic. A blog laying out a story, how I came to know about, what I still hope to write. The solution to this "mystery." She was

I just finished a movie “of the week” class at the Oscher Institute of Lifelong Learning at George Mason attached to George Mason, where we discussed this movie. It was brought home to me not only

https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n02/katherine-rundell/why-children-s-books I find the above essay wonderfully cheering. If you cannot reach it, and want to, let me know, and I'll copy and paste

White bird, A wonder story for our times. Painfully relevant https://ellenandjim.wordpress.com/2025/02/10/white-bird-a-wonder-story/ I retire at long last, after 53 years, or my working life comes

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/jan/25/gill-hornby-miss-austen-novel-tv-adaptation-jane-austen-created-the-six-best-novels-in-the-english-language Posted by Ellen

https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2025/02/13/bonds-and-gestures-long-island-colm-toibin/ If you cannot reach it (behind a paywall) let me know. I can copy and put it on the list posting space. Harvey