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Category Archives: literature
The Cask of Amontillado
At the Kiddie Records of this week the Edgar Allan Poe’s short story The Cask of Amontillado. Dramatized by the actor Sidney Greenstreet, as the madman, Montresor, who holds a grudge against his friend, Fortunato. His plan is murder and … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Poe, audio, children, literature, mp3, music, vintage, vinyl
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Birthday
Google made a very nice logo to celebrate the birthday of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle with thousands of links to you visit. I have some suggestions of links about him too, in this and this post. More cool stuff in … Continue reading
Posted in audio, cinema, Google, literature
Tagged Arthur Conan Doyle, cinema, culture, download, e-books, Google, Internet Archive, Links, literature, logo, movies, mystery, people, writers
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Jean de La Fontaine
When I was a little girl I had collection of books with fables and my favourite part was the illustrations. They were beautiful. That’s how I remember of Jean de La Fontaine and Aesop. Now I’m trying to read them … Continue reading
Posted in culture, literature
Tagged culture, Esopo, fables, French, Gustave Doré, illustration, literature
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L’art populaire de la Russie
L’art populaire de la Russie (The russian folk art): literature, history, fairy tales, lacquer miniatures, toys, bylines… reserve some time to enjoy of all the site has to offer. The site is in French, but there is an English version. … Continue reading
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Tagged art, culture, fairy tales, History, literature, toys, vintage
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Charles Dickens
Well, since I talked about “A Christmas Carol“, now let’s talk about Charles Dickens now. And here are my selection of links about him and his works. Charles Dickens works, life and family, Dickens´s London and links. Charles Dickens: The … Continue reading
Posted in books, illustration, literature
Tagged books, Charles Dickens, engraving, Gustave Doré, illustration, literature, London, Victorian, writers
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Peter Pan
C20th Peter Pan: a selling exhibition of memorabilia. Peter Pan history, the history of James Matthew Barrie (the author) and his other plays, memorabilia, like Peter Pan material, ranging from theatre programmes, posters, books and records to autographs of early … Continue reading
Posted in audio, books, culture, literature
Tagged audio, culture, literature, memorabilia, Peter Pan, theatre
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All-TIME 100 novels
The Complete List from the TIME magazine of ALL-TIME 100 Novels. Time critics Lev Grossman and Richard Lacayo pick the 100 best English-language novels from 1923 to the present. How many I read from the list? Well… let’s talk about … Continue reading
Frankenstein links
A collection of links about Frankenstein, including the book, film versions and more trivia. Boris Karloff This is the only Internet location authorized and maintained by the descendants of Boris Karloff, the great Master of Horror. Cryptoys Frankenstein and Bride … Continue reading
Posted in books, cinema, comics, culture, illustration, literature, toys, video
Tagged animation, books, classic, comics, films, Frankenstein, free, horror, illustration, Internet Archive, LEGO, literature, Mary Shelley, monsters, movies, science, terror, toys, video
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Artistic Interpretations of Literary Figures
Artistic Interpretations of Literary Figures is a fantastic site that put together two things that I love, literature and illustration. The site has an extensive collection of images of characters from the literature or the writers by many illustrators. illustrations … Continue reading
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Tagged characters, illustration, images, literature, writers
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Aubrey Beardsley
Aubrey Beardsley was the most controversial artist of the Art Nouveau era, renowned for his dark and perverse images and the grotesque erotica, which themes he explored in his later work. His most famous erotic illustrations were on themes of … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Aubrey Beardsley, books, English, illustration, literature, Victorian, XIX
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