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Monday, August 07, 2017

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Teneighty covers the BookTube panel in the Summer in the City 2017 YouTube & Online Festival (London):
The panel kicked off with a light discussion about the books that they’re currently reading, with responses ranging from a tenth reread of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone to Shirley by Charlotte Brontë and the non-fiction title Feel the Fear and Do it Anyway. (Julia Mitchell)
Los Angeles Review of Books reviews the new biography The Transferred Life of George Eliot by Philip Davis:
Other biographers have explored Eliot’s anarchic years, before she began writing fiction. She was busy with journalism, and with translating revisionist theological works by David Strauss, Ludwig Feuerbach, and Benedict Spinoza. Direct knowledge of her emotional life remains scanty, apart from her chagrin over her lack of conventional prettiness, which doomed her to failure in the Victorian system of courtship and marriage. As with Jane Austen, Emily and Anne Brontë, and Emily Dickinson, it seems an unavoidable cliché that so many masterworks by 19th-century women grew out of similar failure. (Paul Delany)
Dan (Montenegro) talks about the performances in Montenegro of Wuthering Heights:
Po­di­la­že­nje stra­ho­vi­ma, fru­stra­ci­ja­ma i am­bi­ci­ja­ma do­vo­di do po­gre­šnih iz­bo­ra ko­je ipak mo­ra­mo pri­gr­li­ti, da bi uop­šte mo­gli op­sta­ti. U sva­kom slu­ča­ju, iz­bo­ri ko­je pra­vi­mo od­re­đu­ju na­še ži­vo­te. Što se de­ša­va ako ne mo­že­mo da se po­mi­ri­mo sa nji­ma? Ova dra­ma­ti­za­ci­ja pro­go­va­ra upra­vo o iz­bo­ri­ma ko­je pra­vi­mo, na­či­nu na ko­ji se no­si­mo sa nji­ma, na­či­nu na ko­ji pri­hva­ta­mo tu­đe iz­bo­re, do­sljed­no­sti ko­ju ima­mo u od­no­su na ono što smo iza­bra­li i za­što pra­vi­mo iz­bo­re sa ko­ji­ma ni­smo sprem­ni da ži­vi­mo – za­pi­ta­la je Mi­ško­vi­će­va.  (Ž.J.) (Translation)
Tomorrow in Grottaglie, Italy (21 h):
Aprirà il concerto la cantante napoletana Francesca Fariello con un live set durante il quale ogni brano di sua composizione, inserito nei suoi lavori discografici, verrà introdotto e “narrato” nei retroscena dell’ispirazione compositiva. Da letture tratte da Nieztsche, Apuleio, Liao Yimei e Brontë. Un emotional trip di musica d’autore e parola in cui l’artista con la sua voce, la sua chitarra elettrica ed i suoi manjira sarà affiancata in scena da Ernesto Nobili chitarra elettrica e Valentina Gaudini voce narrante. (Corriere di Taranto) (Translation)
 Il live di Venuti sarà aperto da un set della cantante napoletana Francesca Fariello che racconterà i suoi brani, oltre a cantarli. Infatti, sono tratti da letture di  Nieztsche, Apuleio, Liao Yimei e Brontë, "un emotional trip di musica d'autore e parola" con la sua voce sostenuta da Ernesto Nobili alla chitarra elettrica e Valentina Gaudini alla voce narrante. (Gennaro Totorizzo in La Repubblica) (Translation)
AnneBrontë.org posts about the Brontës on holidays; Pontus Presents vlogs about the 2016 Folio Society edition of Jane Eyre. Vesna Armstrong Photography publishes pictures of Penistone Hill, Haworth on a summer afternoon. Simon Cliff shares some pictures of the Wuthering Heights 2018 presentation at the recent Whitby Steampunk Weekend. Jane Eyre's Library (in Spanish) lists some Jane Eyre covers based on paintings or illustrations.

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