Ani·Oct 6Tzvetan Todorov and Gogol’s fantasticThe independent British-Dutch press, Glagoslav Publications, came out with a new edition of Gogol’s Dikan’ka tales this summer. The…
Joanna Lawrence·Apr 22Voices That Challenged a Century: Female Authors of the Nineteenth Century**if you feel the need to check my sources, i have included a list of my sources, also if you dont like this paper, i got an a on it so my…
InThe Short Story ReviewbyVoce Narrante·Aug 17, 2025Russian Literature Masterpieces. Reading RecommendationsThere are moments when literature succeeds in giving voice with remarkable clarity to the fundamental contradictions of an era. Russian…
InThe Short Story ReviewbyVoce Narrante·Mar 28, 2025Message in a bottle. Myth and Science in Poe’s Timeless TaleFirst published in 1833 in the Baltimore Saturday Visitor, this Edgar Allan Poe tale is not merely the product of a visionary mind and…
InThe Short Story ReviewbyVoce Narrante·Mar 24, 2025The Amero-Saxon Vernacularist. Regionalism in Mark TwainFrom his first story published in 1865 in the New York Saturday Press, Mark Twain employed the Californian frontier vernacular — a…
Voce Narrante·Mar 7, 2025The Hidden Threads of Influence.The late 19th century witnessed a remarkable interplay of literary innovation, where groundbreaking ideas traversed borders and genres…
Rebecca Chiaravalle Browning·Jan 30, 2025Uncovering Mini Histories and a Case for (More) MetadataA Brief Data Archaeology on the Books related to war derived from the digitized 19th century books dataset.
Jennifer York·Aug 24, 2024Shadow of LucienneA peasant-turned-noblewoman’s ruthless pursuit of power unravels as the ghosts of her past come back to haunt her
