pickYes, I'm reading random Georgian satirical pamphlets. I'm actually trying to trace a long chain of anonymous plagiarism, after a snide remark in Derenzy's Enchiridion about a cravat pamphlet. This one came much later, and is stolen from a French satirist. But that's okay, because I think he stole it from an Englishman before him. Anyway, it's all very silly and yet still has real and interesting insight into 1820s men's fashion.
Well, there's no way I'll be getting through all 758 pages of this short story collection before the year end, but I'll have a bit of a dip in to exercise the Christmas Spirit (or should that be exorcise? 👻)
@Trashcanman When you return to Litsy, George, I hope you'll forgive me for entertaining the dreaded Dickens! 😄
#wintermoodboard #naturalitsy #midwintersolace This is one version of my Winter mood board. There may be more….
pickAnother read for Victorian Lit. This book was published anonymously in 1808. The fact that the main protagonist is a woman of color is amazing. There are still some problematic issues, of course, but more texts from marginalized voices are being recovered. That‘s pretty neat! #TBRTarot Which has a Picture on the Side
