More Suggestions

Posted by Cassia on November 29, 1997 at 15:29:55:

In response to Kali, you took my ideas..., written by Cassia on November 28, 1997 at 14:59:14

] ] How about The Enchanted April by Elizabeth von Arnim, Eliot's Middlemarch, Auntie Mame by Patrick Dennis, or an Edith Wharton Novel? The House of Mirth, , or The Age of Innocence...

] ] Nearly all of these have been adapted for the screen, and might make good Virtview tie-ins (I know we've already done The Buccaneers)...

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] I'd really like to do The House of Mirth. If we do Toni Morrison, I'd prefer Jazz. I'd also like to add these suggestions:

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1. Fay Weldon Splitting
2. To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee
3. Daniel Doranda George Eliot
4. Great Expectations Charles Dickens
5. Shirley Charlotte Bronte, someone here told me it shows her sense of humour (sorry I can't recall who)
6. Disappearing Acts Terry McMillan

] Just a few.:)

I also came up with:

1. Since we've read Byatt, we should try her sister Magaret Drabble, The Ice Age is a good choice
2. Mrs Dolloway Virginia Woolfe
3. The Eight Katherine Nevillefor the fun of it
4. Chilly Scenes of Winter Anne Beatty or her new one that's a modern retelling of Wuthering Heights
5. Jane and Prudence or any other Barbara Pym
6. Ethan Hawke novel, I can't recall the title but it is a love story written from the man's pov
7. We've Always lived at the Castle Shirley Jackson for a bit of the Gothic

   I'll most likely think of more but that's all for now.

   Cassia
   Whose read many a library dry
   

   
   
   

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