The Classics List
EstherAll things classics (books, art, poetry, etc.), curated in a list each month. Occasionally book reviews and musings of my own.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Your Personal Winter Syllabus
Winter has arrived, a white hush settling over the landscape, drifting in overnight like a secret. As we nestle beneath thick blankets, the quiet crackle of firewood and soft Christmas melodies fill the room with a kind of warmth only this ...
The Classics List vol.4: Why We Fear the Mirror More Than the Monster
Before I get into this weeks post, I would just like to thank each one of you for being here, reading, and subscribing to The Classics List. Building this community with you means more to me than I can properly express. I am currently think...
November Is For Short Stories
There is something about November that is fleeting. The days are shorter, the air carries a hush, and everything seems to hold its breath before winter fully arrives. It is a month of transition, of ending and pauses. During this time I can...
The Evil That Grows Quietly
Each fall, I feel an almost magnetic pull towards Stephen King’s novels. There is something about the shorter days and the smell of damp autumn leaves that make me crave the kind of darkness he writes. Yet every year, the enthusiasm fades t...
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