Hunter Dansin·Sep 6Dubious TrainReflections on Reading and Writing in August 2026, feat. Steinbeck, Three Body Problem, and The Impressions
InCounter ArtsbyJessica Vivien Llarina·Jul 2The Paradox of Freedom in ‘Summer’Edith Wharton’s take on complex choices and the unequal burden of consequencesA response icon1A response icon1
aem·Dec 26, 2025Book Review — Age of Innocence (1920)“With a shiver of foreboding he saw his marriage becoming what most of the other marriages about him were: a dull association of material…
Cultures: Arts Reviews and Views by Susan Tailby·Nov 15, 2025The House of MirthA perfect period drama, by Terence Davies, which turns Edith Wharton into Oscar Wilde wit and put downs, and yet fully immerses you in a…
MiscelAna·May 29, 2025Entre Wharton e Bridgerton: como a série The Buccaneers difere radicalmente do livro original
MiscelAna·May 27, 2025Between Wharton and Bridgerton: How The Buccaneers Series Radically Differs from the Original BookPlot twists involving adoption, queer romances, and a libertarian tone set the Apple TV+ series apart from Edith Wharton’s unfinished…
Zawmer Movienotes·May 27, 2025May 26, 2025 — The Age of InnocenceI made myself watch this whole movie and I typed up my thoughts during that situation.
InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyElan Kesilman-Davin, Ph.D.·Dec 7, 2024Numbing the Modern Condition: Edith Wharton’s ‘Twilight Sleep’ and the Illusion of ProgressHow a 1920s satire critiqued wealth, disconnection, and the allure of modern solutionsA response icon17A response icon17
Jennifer York·Sep 10, 2024The Sale of Letters in Wharton’s The Touchstone and The House of Mirth: Reflections on Women’s…In Edith Wharton’s The Touchstone and The House of Mirth, the sale of private letters exposes the stark contrasts in women’s agency and the…A response icon1A response icon1
