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I know it’s very-very outdated. 2015 was already far away… but I won’t ever forgive myself if I don’t, somehow, wrap up my last year Litera...

Finally I can get to where the Rougon-Macquart series starts: The Fortune of the Rougons .  The Rougon-Macquart is Émile Zola’s monumenta...

As if my present hectic activities have not been enough to rob my reading and blogging time, I have got bronchitis since last week th...

We are now half way through the #LitMoveRC, yay! It’s been the toughest challenge I have been hosting so far, really! However, it’s r...

These two months have been hectic months for me, and I know I’m much behind my schedule in this (and other) challenge(s). Although I kept...

It’s a bright June afternoon …. I can hear Roxette’s voice in my head this afternoon, when I am writing this post. June has always be...

The only reason I read Little Women was because high praises have been attributed to it by most of my fellow book-bloggers. My first enc...

I have a slight regret to leave the Romanticism behind. It has been very entertaining, really! For a month we were brought to escape ...

Although the book was titled Ivanhoe , I didn’t think Wilfrid of Ivanhoe is the most distinguished hero in this historical fiction. He wa...

We have come to the first quarter of #LitMoveRC, April Romanticism! This month has been a hectic month for me, for I am also hosting ...

Okay, so I was wrong—Gulliver’s Travels turned out NOT ONLY about Liliput! And it is certainly not a children’s book, although the Lil...

Once in your lifetime, there would be a moment when everything seems smooth and feels right, that you know you are producing something bi...

It’s the Ides of March! Usually it might bring your imagination to the Roman general: Julius Caesar ; but this year it only means one...

Frankly speaking, I was a bit disappointed with Macbeth. It turned out not as intense as I have expected. I have read somewhere that Macb...

“ If Shakespeare had died at the age Marlowe died, there would have been no question that Marlowe was the leading figure in English Renai...

Here we are in the shortest month of the year: February. Hopefully it does not discourage you to dig into Renaissance literature for ...

Actually I have meant to work this book out for my WEM project ; I have even started with the summary (book 1 – 9). However, after finish...

#LitMoveRC participants, this is just a quick check-in to let you know that the linky for our January Medieval has been up here . Yo...

First of all…..Happy New Year everyone! This is my first post of this year. Hope year 2015 brings us success in our personal lives, a...