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Displaying all articles tagged:
George Eliot
Apr. 2, 2016
Gay Talese Just Not That Into Women Writers
He really liked
Middlemarch
though.
By
Kat Ward
vulture lists
Jan. 16, 2014
Schulz: The 5 Best Punctuation Marks in Literature
George Eliot’s em-dash — plus, T.S. Eliot’s ellipses … (not to mention Vladimir Nabokov’s parentheses).
By
Kathryn Schulz
books
Jan. 12, 2014
What Is It About
Middlemarch
?
Rebecca Mead’s new book,
My Life in Middlemarch,
inspired me to revisit Eliot’s masterpiece.
By
Kathryn Schulz
reviews
Sept. 10, 2013
Robin Givhan: Thom Browne Traps Women in Clothes
Magic and madness at New York’s most dramatic show.
By
Robin Givhan