Classic Literature
For the love of classic books.
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I Thought This Was a Literary Myth Until I Checked
I got one for you all today… Did you know one of the most famous poems of the entire Pre-Raphaelite movement was literally exhumed from a grave? Come on, I know most of us didn't know that.
And I do not mean that metaphorically. I mean peo...
Harry Potter Almost Never Happened
If you have ever wondered what J.K. Rowling was doing before the billions and the fame, then come sit down for this one.
Because the version of her story that gets told in documentaries and motivational compilations is the version that qui...
Anne Brontë was never mid. She was outselling Wuthering Heights and nobody told you.
So last time we talked about Charlotte and Emily, and I promised I would come back with the receipts on Anne Brontë.
But guys, why is Anne so insignificant in most people’s minds when she might have actually been the boldest of the three?...
Charlotte Brontë vs Emily Brontë: The Brontë Sisters Were More Complicated Than You Think
The last time we made a post on our girl Charlotte Brontë, someone really had the audacity to drop into our comments and claim Emily Brontë is the “main character” of the family.
The absolute disrespect toward the Brontë sisters. Especiall...
George R.R. Martin Wrote Game of Thrones Out of Spite.
I am sure most of us did not know that George R.R. Martin wrote Game of Thrones out of spite. Yes, Game of Thrones was the result of a crash-out.
The man was tired of Hollywood executives cutting his scripts apart, telling him what he coul...
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