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What to read if...you don't have the time to write dangerous billets doux
This week is a minor divertissement, the result of a collision of ideas, which started with random musings on coups (thank-you !), which then jostled against the last couple of weeks’ considerations of politics and letters, giving rise to (...
What to read if...you'd rather sit quietly
Every now and then - usually after recoiling from the horrors and terrors of the news (nowadays a twenty-four hour cycle of all the ways in which people can behave terribly to each other and the world around them, so almost impossible to es...
What to read if...you'd like a conversation in writing
> I am going to tell you a thing the most astonishing, the most surprising, the most marvellous…the most common, the most public, the most private until today…a thing we cannot believe in Paris; then will it gain credit in Lyon? a thing whi...
What to read if...you'd like a small (but tasteful) bouquet of 18thc flowers
What was it like to be a woman in the 18thc? We can never know exactly, of course, but contemporary novels can help give us an idea; and the trio Pamela, Joseph Andrews and Evelina, taken in conjunction with each other, are particularly ill...
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