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The Scapegoat by Daphne du Maurier – A Review by Ann Day

  Many of us love a good mystery. Daphne du Maurier never disappoints her readers with her trove of mystery works. The Scapegoat is no exception.  Best known as the

Don Quixote is a Fiction of His Own Making

Written by Eric Holzwarth* We can easily imagine the shaded hues that sketched the landscape in the pre-dawn hours when Don Quixote first rode forth, newly christened, determined to revive

Confined to the Red Room

Confinement and the Social Stratification of Women in Jane Eyre*

Many of us now voluntarily sequestered or under forced confinement due to the worldwide Corona Virus, Thus, it may be a good time to read some books that help us

Adam Moves through East of Eden Like a Ghost

The Ghost of Adam Trask in Steinbeck’s East of Eden

“Young Adam was always an obedient child. Something in him shrank from violence, from contention, from the silent shrieking tensions that can rip at a house.” In this blog on