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I read Villette towards the end of last year and I absolutely loved it. I didn't think I would, at first, but it reeled me in. With encouragement from my local book club I am now a fully fledged book bedazzler.
I know gothic fiction doesn't seem the type of bedazzling, but I like to pull out details rather than cover the whole book in jewels.
📖 Vilette by Charlotte Brontë
✨ Wordsworth Classics edition
Thank you to everyone who got me to 100 likes!
Woo! I feel so famous!
In all seriousness I'm not usually good at social media stuff/sharing my opinion so thanking you for liking my posts.
When I saw the news yesterday I had to sit with my grief for a while, and even now it still hurts a little. Claudia Cardinale has always been such a guiding star for me. Her beauty, her style and her presence, but also her joy, her smile and her strength. Beyond the screen, she gave her voice to women’s rights and the environment, along with the work she did with her foundation. She used her platform to create change.
Even though we never met, she influenced me in ways I’ll always carry with me. I just wanted to say thank you Claudia. Thank you for the art and for your charming spirit which you shared, and will always share, with the world.
I’ll miss you but we'll always have the cinema where your legacy shines on.
Claudia Cardinale 1938-2025
Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights
Goodbye Austen girl summer, hello Brontë girl fall
Clarence John Laughlin. A Haunting Gaze, 1941.
Like everyone else, I've been thinking and reading about all the recent discourse and memes around Emerald Fennell's 'Wuthering Heights' now that a poster and a teaser trailer has been released. It occurred to me, however, that when I saw the poster I immediately thought of Gone with the Wind. I've heard that this was the point and was very intentional.
It got me thinking about how in this adaptation Heathcliff's race, which is central to his character, has been erased again. What strikes me is the choice to homage Gone with the Wind in particular, a book and movie which is also deeply bound up in racism. They could have had a homage to any historical fiction Mills and Boon book, or even other historical romantic films of the early twentieth century, but they chose the one that's explicitly racist.
It's as though they are both leaning for the classic historical romance, bodice ripping aesthetic all whilst sanitising and ignoring the political aspects which are baked into these stories.
Maybe I'm reading too much into it but it just leaves a sour taste in my mouth.
I hope the ghost of Emily Brontë will haunt them till the rest of their lives.
The Uninvited | 1944 | dir. Lewis Allen
Happy happy birthday Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley!
The Uninvited (1944) dir. Lewis Allen
Ann Radcliffe looking for a word to describe a landscape:
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That smirk though 😏🔥
I was lucky enough to pick up this book early at Bookfest, and I’m already completely under its spell.
It's got a signed bookplate too!
Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights
I made a Wuthering Heights inspired collage wallpaper for my computer. I'm very proud of it and I'm in the process of making a version of this for my phone too.
Please like or reblog if you save. Don't claim it as your own or Cathy will haunt you.
Just finished the phone version!
I made a Wuthering Heights inspired collage wallpaper for my computer. I'm very proud of it and I'm in the process of making a version of this for my phone too.
Please like or reblog if you save. Don't claim it as your own or Cathy will haunt you.
