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The Duck-Billed Reader

Claire Laporte

The Duck-Billed Reader is a weekly newsletter that features essays on literature, sometimes dipping into art and philosophy.

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Latest Issues

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The Shapes of Power

Anthony Trollope’s Framley Parsonage is a great love story. But it also has much to say about power—and the way power relationships are affected by gender. The first quarter of the novel introduces a typology of power relationships. Two cha...

a month ago
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What to Read After You Run Out of Jane Austen Part III: Lady Susan Edition

This is my third post in a series suggesting analogues for Jane Austen’s novels in the aftermath of the 250th celebrations that have recently ended (links to the others are below). This one will focus on Austen’s early epistolary novella La...

a month ago
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“She hath no loyal knight and true”: The Lady of Shalott

Tennyson’s great poem, “The Lady of Shalott” (1842), tells the tragic story of the cursed Lady who is magically imprisoned on the island of Shalott.

2 months ago
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  • Claire Laporte

    I used to be an intellectual property trial lawyer. Now I help people discover what's fun about literature. I'm the President of the Trollope Society USA, dedicated to the work of Victorian novelist Anthony Trollope.

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