Books in the Scullery
Jem BloomfieldBooks in the Scullery is a substack about books, their intricacies, and the connections between them. From Agatha Christie to medieval mystery plays, via Renaissance poetry, Jane Austen, Narnia and more.
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Christie's Sixties Satire
At Bertram’s Hotel is probably not one of Christie’s best mysteries. But it is one of her best novels, I think. By which I mean that the scaffolding of criminal acts, secrets and solution is not her finest work (though it contains one rathe...
Paper-work
Reading and writing are much in the news at the moment. Perhaps they always are, but it seems there’s more of it about lately. Concerns over whether literacy rates are dropping. Anxieties, or excitements, about how much AI can or should han...
Off to the races
People will insist on naming racehorses after books. Or characters in books. This had never struck me as either a fact or a problem, until I spent days of my life trawling through digital newspaper archives. They can be absolutely invaluabl...
England, Iterated
One of the great delights of TV (and radio and film) adaptations is the way repeated fishing in the pool of British actors throws up characters who seems to echo between fictional worlds. It’s one thing to see an actor being cast in the sam...
Rereading the Secret History: Chapter 2 (i)
Chapter two begins with preparations for the lunch to which Bunny invited Richard. This allows Tartt to emphasize a major element in The Secret History: clothes. The book is very concerned with what people wear, and Richard’s initial descri...
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A writer and literary critic. Interested in detective fiction, Shakespeare, fantasy novels, the Bible, romance, Renaissance poetry, Jane Austen...
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