American Writers (One Hundred Pages at a Time)
Arts:Literature
The second part of my review of "The Dunwich Horror" by H. P. Lovecraft. What is the danger of ignoring the backcountry? What is the blowback to burying the horrible things deep? I think this story gives some of Lovecraft's answers.
Episode 521: Benjamin Franklin 1747-1754: The Albany Plan
Episode 520: Benjamin Franklin-1733-1745 and the Formation of the American Philosophical Society
Episode 519: Benjamin Franklin: Early journalism and his argument for paper currency
Episode 518: Benjamin Franklin: Boston and London Writings (1722-1725)
Episode 517: Sinclair Lewis: Babbitt (3)
Episode 516: Sinclair Lewis: Babbbitt (2)
Episode 515: Sinclair Lewis: Babbitt (1)
Episode 514: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (5)
Episode 513: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (4)
Episode 512: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (3)
Episode 511: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (2)
Episode 510: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (1)
Episode 509: The American Civil War (14): Fredericksburg
Episode 508: The American Civil War (13): Emancipation, General McClellan, and the Battle of Cornith
Episode 507: The American Civil War (12): Antietam
Episode 506: The American Civil War (11): The Second Battle of Bull Run
Episode 505: The American Civil War (10): The Seven Days Battle
Episode 504: The American Civil War (9): Shiloh
Episode 503: The American Civil War (8): Fall of Fort Donaldson
Episode 502: The American Civil War (7): The Winter of 1861
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Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett
The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi
Pride and Prejudice
The Count of Monte Cristo
Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll
The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame