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Reading the Past

06.09.2025

Reading the Past: The Gatsby Gambit takes a fun alternative history/mystery spin on Fitzgerald's classic novel

At the outset of Anderson-Wheeler’s freshly imagined debut, all the principals of The Great Gatsby are alive and well, years after their in...

Reading the Past

09.09.2025

Reading the Past: When the Lights Came On: Cinema, Class, and the Stories We Cling To, a guest post by RJ Verity

Welcome to author RJ Verity, who's here today with a post about the role of the cinema in early 20th-century society: the background to her ...

Reading the Past

14.09.2025

Reading the Past: Stephanie Cowell's The Man in the Stone Cottage reflects on the creative life of the Brontë sisters

Stephanie Cowell’s latest novel to explore the inner lives of artistic people from the past reveals the passions of the Brontë sisters, prim...

Reading the Past

16.09.2025

Reading the Past: Stitching Together the Novel Research, an essay by Barbara Stark-Nemon, author of Isabela's Way

I love how Barbara Stark-Nemon's essay about historical research incorporates embroidery, both thematically and literally. Her new novel, ...

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Reading the Past: The Gatsby Gambit takes a fun alternative history/mystery spin on Fitzgerald's classic novel

Reading the Past: When the Lights Came On: Cinema, Class, and the Stories We Cling To, a guest post by RJ Verity

Reading the Past: Stephanie Cowell's The Man in the Stone Cottage reflects on the creative life of the Brontë sisters

Reading the Past: Stitching Together the Novel Research, an essay by Barbara Stark-Nemon, author of Isabela's Way

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