Classic lit is a way of life for my husband and me. You know you're a little obsessive when you have at least one conversation a day that starts with "You won't believe what happened to Scout today!" or some such thing. If you are a nerd you know that I was referring to Scout Finch, a fictional young lady from Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. If you are not a nerd then you might have come to the wrong place...
Have a little fun walking around my world - where reality slips away and you find yourself greeting old friends like Hemingway, Steinbeck, and Dickens - or making new acquaintances with those you've heard of, but never sat down with before.
Enjoy...
Classic Authors
my other lenses :-)
- Jane Austen
- Books, Bio, Quotes and Links!
- Charles Dickens
- Books, Bio, Quotes and Links!
- Ernest Hemingway
- Books, Bio, Quotes and Links!
- John Steinbeck
- Books, Bio, Quotes and Links!
What are Funsocksgirl & her Hubby Reading?
Little Dorrit (Penguin Classics)
I'm running out of Dickens that I haven't read - at the moment I'm checking "Little Dorrit" off my list. Only 134 pages in and already loving it :-D
The Sound and the Fury: The Corrected Text
My hubby started this, his first Faulkner, yesterday at 11a.m. and did nothing but read until 11p.m. Methinks Faulkner is a hit :)
Literary Linkage
- Bibliomania
- Bibliomania has thousands of e-books, poems, articles, short stories and plays all of which are absolutely free.
- Literature.org
- A free online literature library.
- BookCrossing
- Share your favorite books with the world...
- Lit Quotes
- Quotes from the classics: approved.
- CliffsNotes
- Don't just read the book - get to know it.
- Spark Notes
- Another great resource for knowing your lit.
This week's classic author of choice: WILLIAM FAULKNER
Tell me...
Whatcha thinkin'?
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- Agent13 Agent13 Oct 12, 2007 @ 4:56 pm
- I think chicks dig book nerds. One of life's little mysteries. I'm crazy about Dickens now, having read Tale of Two and Bleak House back to back. Reading David Copperfield at the moment, and loving it! Seems like listening in on an angel talking about humans, so compassionate! Glad I found you.
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- ForeignFilmFanatic ForeignFilmFanatic Aug 27, 2007 @ 2:25 pm
- I'm a big reader too, and majoring in English Literature in college. Very nice lens, I gave it 5*. Hope you'll visit my Foreign Films Frenzy lens too!
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- oniyagi oniyagi Oct 27, 2006 @ 2:07 pm
- Old books are great, they give off a pheromone, as it were, that just drives me into this fit of spending money :)
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- funsocksgirl funsocksgirl Sep 12, 2006 @ 12:32 pm
- Ooooh don't even get me started on the smells - it's an integral part of choosing any book. New books with that crip clean scent...used books with their musty smell just begging you to read them...
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- asterius asterius Sep 11, 2006 @ 10:14 pm
- Nice lens! Books -- how can you not love them? And books smells -- new ink or musty old library smell.
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- groovyoldlady groovyoldlady Sep 9, 2006 @ 5:34 pm
- It's the best lens I've ever seen in my whole life! This is probably because I really haven't looked at any others. Then again, why go looking for more when this one is so satisfying?!
Geeky book-loveres of the world, unite!
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Making time for the little joys in life is one of my beloved hobbies...and thus I spend every spare second with my husband, read like a fiend, da...
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