With... Adam Sargant
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It's our last episode of series 1!!! Expect ghost, ghouls and lots of
laughs as we round off the series with Adam Sargant, AKA Haunted Haworth.
We'll be...
4 months ago
What is your favourite book?Risky Regencies talk to author Syrie James, who has just released her book The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen. She reveals a little more about her forthcoming project.
That would have to be books, plural. Ian McEwan’s “Atonement”, “Skin” by Joanna Briscoe, Patrick Suskind’s “Perfume”, “Wuthering Heights”.... That’s only scraping the surface; there are many books I love.
What's next for you?The Dramatic Surgeon adds Jane Eyre: the Musical to its Broadway Gems list. This very encouraging review includes a brief background, several clips, links to lyrics of his favourite songs and not-so-subliminal hints to recommend getting the CD, something we happily endorse.
I’m busy maintaining my website at http://www.syriejames.com/ … and I'm researching and writing my next book for Avon: a love story for Charlotte Brontë (another one of my favorite writers.) As you can imagine, I’m having a fantastic time “being” Charlotte!
Jan…AirDo read the whole thing!
stay-at-home…teacher
well-intentioned … collar worker.
wealthy Protestant socialites
Mr…Rho…sche…stern
who lusts after
overly submissive domestic behaviour
their relationship quickly turns into a traditional marriage
I love Frances Goodman's taste in books! She names three of my favourite books: Atonement (I love McEwan's work); Suskind's Perfume is a great read, and of course our very own Wuthering Heights!
ReplyDeletea love story for Charlotte Brontë
ReplyDeleteAnd after that...The Very Secret Diary of Virginia Woolf. ;-)
Tattycoram - I must hang my head in shame at Wuthering Heights being the only book Ms Goodman and I have in common. But Atonement has been tempting me for ages now though.
ReplyDeleteMags - That would be a good one. We were just laughing out loud at a possible title such as 'Gaskell and Dickens - more than friends?' (when the truth is, Mrs Gaskell didn't like him much, but you know how these things get construed).
I'm actually trying to figure out why Charlotte "needs" a love story. All things considered, she would have been better off remaining an old maid!
ReplyDeleteOh, I suppose people are found to be more interesting when they have some big love story to 'tell'. She actually doesn't "need" a love story - more or less romantic she definitely had one at least.
ReplyDeleteIt's a controversial subject but I'm glad Charlotte decided to get married and died happy. But it obviously saddens me that her life was cut short. But who knows what would have happened had she remained an old maid.