
Getting going… #whartonbuddyread
repost for @Graywacke
In 1877, at the age of 15, she secretly wrote a novella, Fast and Loose. (Here she is pictured at ~22) We‘ll discuss it next weekend, Oct 18. #whartonbuddyread
In 1877, at the age of 15, she secretly wrote a novella, Fast and Loose. (Here she is pictured at ~22) We‘ll discuss it next weekend, Oct 18. #whartonbuddyread
Hi #Whartonbuddyread
How does a Fast and Loose discussion on Oct 18 sound?
Note: the only easy way to get the book is on amazon through their kindle edition of the collected works of Edith Wharton for $1 (usa - link: https://a.co/d/fdvZX12 )Otherwise it‘s hard to find.
Library book found ! Checked it out for the #whartonbuddyread of the Bunner sisters ,got mixed into a stack that I didn‘t get to the bottom of where it shouldn‘t have been anyway as I like to keep Library books separate for just this reason! 😂📚📚🙄
An early Wharton story about a shop run competently by two sisters in lower Manhattan, ~1890. This sisters have their tight bond, and codependency. An eligible bachelor strains all this. It looks at sibling relationships, and also at loneliness, loss, and, quietly, at longing. It's a lovely novella, showcasing Wharton's early natural sense of prose and composition.
Thanks #whartonbuddyread for the company and conversation!
Tomorrow (but not at this specific time 🙂)
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One week till we discuss Bunner Sisters #whartonbuddyread
Reminder #whartonbuddyread -ers. See you in 13 days - July 26