Paté and Parallels: Reading “The Last Chronicle of Barset”
I’ve been reading Anthony Trollope’s The Last Chronicle of Barset recently, and enjoying the experience. [Spoiler warning: don’t read this …
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Clerks, Clerics and Tricksters: A Word and its Literary History
This weekend the Erewash Press published Anthony Trollope’s novel The Three Clerks. It’s a great read, partly because of the …
A Church in Crisis: Anthony Trollope’s ‘Clergymen of the Church of England’
Last month the Erewash Press published Clergymen of the Church of England, Anthony Trollope’s collection of “clerical sketches”. In it …
Miss Mackenzie: A Spinster, A Fortune and some Stumfolds
Miss Mackenzie is the title of a less-famous novel by Anthony Trollope, but it’s one I’ve been fascinated by ever …
“the use of the post-office is in her own hands” – Anthony Trollope, Pillar Boxes, and Love Letters
Anthony Trollope invented the pillar-box, and then regretted it. That’s one of those facts which has been at the back …
Talking Like A Book: Authors and Audiobooks
I really like audiobooks. This probably shouldn’t surprise me as much as it does: after all, I work on performance …
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