Classic Literature
Classic LiteratureFor the love of classic books.
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The Strange Game of Literary Fame: Who Stays and Who Gets Forgotten
Sorry for the long read, but sometimes I swear literary history is one of the strangest games ever played.
Reading George Orwell Doesn’t Have to Suck
Someone just asked me: “I want to read George Orwell, but I’ve never tackled a classic. Where do I even start?” And honestly… that question hit me, because the truth is, people make Orwell and classics in general scarier than they really ar...
Why C.S. Lewis Never Ignored a Stranger’s Letter
Lewis received a staggering volume of mail, especially after the publication of The Screwtape Letters and his wartime BBC broadcasts. At the height of his fame, he was receiving dozens of letters a day from all over the world—children askin...
The Book That Caused A War
When Harriet Beecher Stowe visited the White House in 1862, President Abraham Lincoln reportedly greeted her with the famous line: “So this is the little lady who made this big war.”
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