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Historian Amanda Vickery traces the rise in popularity of Jane Austen, from a little-read Regency novelist to a global brand.
Film portrait of novelist Salman Rushdie, who speaks about India, the land of his childhood, as a source of literary inspiration. DVD extras include an interview with Rushdie from 1999.
This interactive DVD-ROM from the Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture at York University, traces the development of the country’s most iconic ecclesiastical buildings across the centuries. The...
Adaptation of George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel starring Edmond O’Brien, Michael Redgrave and Donald Pleasance.
A CD-ROM and book package providing a route through William Blake’s ‘Songs of Innocence and Experience’, focusing on key poems and drawing connections across the collection. CD ROM for interactive...
Jonathan Miller’s 1966 television adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic story. His vision of the story was a picture of upper-middle-class Victorian society, pompous, irascible, stuffy and addicted to...
A recording of Simon Callow’s one-man show at the Albery Theatre, London, which ran from 2000 to 2002. The play was written by Peter Ackroyd. As well as recreating scenes from Dickens’ novels, Ackroyd...
Actor Mace Richards visits Batemans, the Sussex home of writer Rudyard Kipling, picking up some clues about Kipling’s first, seemingly unpublished, novel. The film mimics a favoured story form, with a...
A production of the Jonathan Swift classic with a cast led by Ted Danson.
A television production of the George Eliot story of love, rejection and reconciliation in which Maggie Tullliver is a rare free spirit in rural Victorian England who has to look outside her own family to...
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