Victorian Literature anyone?!
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sydney
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Victorian Literature anyone?!
Hello all. I just wanted to introduce myself. I recently moved abroad and miss my Victorian Literature book club in the UK (pizza and books...it was an awesome one!) so I'm looking for a virtual one! I am a big fan of 19th Century and Gothic Literature. I'm currently reading The Monk (not strictly Victorian but there we go). Please get in touch if we can discuss!
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Fran
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Welcome Sydney ... you'll find plenty of contributors on the forums willing to discuss Victorian literature with you. Our September book of the month was Wuthering Heights & if you have read it you might like to contribute to the discussion on the 'Book of the Month' Forum.
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sydney
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Thanks Fran!
I will head over to the Book of the Month page pronto. I always there was a better tv adaptation of Wuthering Heights, the screen just doesn't do it justice!
Sydney
I will head over to the Book of the Month page pronto. I always there was a better tv adaptation of Wuthering Heights, the screen just doesn't do it justice!
Sydney
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Welcome to the Forums. Love the Brontë sisters!!
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