The Duck-Billed Reader
Claire LaporteThe Duck-Billed Reader is a weekly newsletter that features essays on literature, sometimes dipping into art and philosophy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | clairelaporte.substack.com |
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Elizabeth Gaskell’s Cranford and the Fate of Victorian Spinsters
> I shall never have a husband to love, nor little children to take care of…. I shall be an old maid.
The American Senator Read-Along Recap Part III: "this rodomontade about love"
The third quarter of Anthony Trollope’s 1877 novel The American Senator delves deeply into the strife-riven Masters family. The eldest daughter, Mary, is being wooed by a local gentleman farmer, but she does not love him, and so she refuses...
Interwoven Lives
Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South is a love story. It’s also a novel of class struggle. Gaskell’s heroine is the queenly Margaret Hale, the daughter of a Church of England clergyman who quits his clerical position because of “doubts.” The...
The American Senator Read-Along Recap: Who's the Hunter?
The second quarter of Anthony Trollope’s 1877 novel The American Senator casts a harsh spotlight on the Victorian marriage market. If you don’t mind getting spoilers about this novel, you may find this post entertaining even if you aren’t r...
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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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