The NT Literary Society
This group is dedicated to English Literature generally - including but not limited to prose (both fiction and non-fiction), poetry, theatre, grammar, authors, poets, playwrights and whatever else concerning English Literature.
What is expected are articles and comments about English Literature and all as included above.
This is a change from the original intent of this group because as originally posted as The New Jane Austen Society it became too insular and restrictive, so it required expansion to cover broader interests.
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A Celebration of American Indian Poems: Capturing the Essence of Life
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 4 Comments • 51 minutes ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: You will believe even more about universality, and that we are all connected, no matter what side of the world we may be living in, when you read...
38 Famous Authors And Their Greatest Works
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 2 Comments • 5 days ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: LOL. Why did I bother to ask?
5 Ways to Celebrate Yule With Poetry
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 1 Comments • 5 days ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: Winter Solstice has already started here, it being December 21st. We were surprised by the building management this morning - they handed out...
Why Is Mark Twain Considered The Father Of American Literature?
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 2 Comments • one week ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: I believe I was only a pre-teen when I read his Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn novels, but all I can remember from them now, three quarters of a...
6 Places in Shakespeare, Then and Now
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 1 Comments • 2 weeks ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: I wasn't entirely sure which of my Discovery or Literature groups I should have posted this under, but Britannica posted it under Arts and Culture...
What is Comedy in Literature? Definition, Examples of Literary Comedy
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 2 Comments • 2 weeks ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: Shakepeare's Twelfth night is another great memory. My high school put on a play for the school and parents of Twelfth Night, in which I played...
Ernest Hemingway: Major Accomplishments and Most Famous Works
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 1 Comments • 2 weeks ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: All 25 movie adaptations of Hemingway's novels and stories are listed at this site: LINK -> Movie Group: Ernest Hemingway Adaptations -...
Journey to the West: Origin Story, Themes & Symbolism of the Famed Classical Chinese Novel
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 1 Comments • 2 weeks ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: This article is a long read, but the novel is an even MUCH longer one - four volumes, 2300 pages. I read it during my first year in China. It was...
Journey to the West: Origin Story, Themes & Symbolism of the Famed Classical Chinese Novel
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 0 Comments • 2 weeks ago
The Forgotten "Freddy the Pig"
Via: Buzz of the Orient • 5 Comments • 3 weeks ago
Buzz of the Orient last wrote: I guess it's natural that tastes change, so obviously what once may have been considered enjoyable loses its following. Changes happen. People...
