From the March 1994 Issue First Scandal Sheets Private Lives and Public Affairs: The Causes Celebres of Prerevolutionary France By Sarah Maza
From the June 1998 Issue First Attempt Siegfried Sassoon: The Making Of A War Poet By Jean Moorcroft Wilson LR
From the April 1997 Issue Highly Enjoyable Proustatectomy How Proust Can Change Your Life By Alain de Botton LR
From the January 1992 Issue John Updike’s Awesomely Conscientious Alter Ego Odd Jobs: Essays and Criticism By John Updike LR
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Giovanni Boccaccio’s life was one of change and reinvention, ranging from banking to studying canon law, and culminating in his eventual exile from Naples.
Alexander Lee explores how these experiences can be found in the poet’s restless work.
Alexander Lee - Man of Glass
Alexander Lee: Man of Glass - Boccaccio: A Biography by Marco Santagata (Translated from Italian by Emlyn Eisenach)
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In the July issue of Literary Review:
@WillWiles on the Frenchman who brought modernism to London
@giles_fraser on Hitler and the vicar
Also: Rhodes on trial, Boccaccio in love, Plato gets political - and much, much more.
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In the Current Issue: Will Wiles on Purism * Dennis Duncan on ephemera * Alexander Lee on Boccaccio * Allan Ma...
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Virginia Woolf is the subject of thousands of books, articles and dissertations. Is there anything new to say about her life and work?
Possibly. @zoeguttenplan considers nearly 1,500 previously uncollected letters.
Zoe Guttenplan - To the Postbox
Zoe Guttenplan: To the Postbox - The Uncollected Letters of Virginia Woolf by Stephen Barkway & Stuart N Clarke (edd)
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