I read these books for the Back to the Classics Challenge 2020. Click on the title to go to the review
Category |
Round 1 |
Classic by a POC Author |
Behind the Scenes -
Elizabeth Keckly (1868) |
Abandoned Classic |
Patriotic Gore:
Studies in the Literature of the American Civil War -
Edmund Wilson (1962) |
19th Century Classic |
The Book of Snobs -
William Makepeace Thackeray (1848) |
Classic in Translation |
Across the Street
- Georges Simenon (1945) |
Classic by a Woman |
Black Lamb and
Grey Falcon - Rebecca West (1941 |
Classic about a Family |
Dondidieu's Will -
Georges Simenon (1937) |
Classic with a Name in the Title |
Phineas Finn -
Anthony Trollope (1868) |
Adapted Classic |
Can You Forgive
Her? - Anthony Trollope (1865) |
20th Century Classic |
The Girl with a
Squint - Georges Simenon (1951 |
Classic with a Place in the Title |
The Little Man
from Archangel - Georges Simenon (1956) |
Genre Classic |
Maigret Enjoys
Himself - Georges Simenon (1957) |
Classic with Nature in the Title |
Those Barren
Leaves - Aldous Huxley (1925) |
Category |
Round 2 |
Classic by a POC Author |
The Heroic Slave -
Frederick Douglass (1852) |
Abandoned Classic |
The Expedition of
Humphry Clinker - Tobias Smollett (1771) |
19th Century Classic |
The Prime
Minister - Anthony Trollope (1876) |
Classic in Translation |
Big Bob -
Georges Simenon (1954) |
Classic by a Woman |
Persuasion –
Jane Austen (1818) |
Classic about a Family |
The Duke’s Children - Anthony Trollope (1879) |
Classic with a Name in the Title |
Phineas Redux -
Anthony Trollope (1874) |
Adapted Classic |
The Truth About
Bebe Donge – George Simenon (1942) |
20th Century Classic |
Sunday -
Georges Simenon (1959) |
Classic with a Place in the Title |
The House on Quai
Notre Dame - Georges Simenon (1962) |
Genre Classic |
Maigret and the
Wine Merchant - Georges Simenon (1970) |
Classic with Nature in the Title |
The Eustace
Diamonds - Anthony Trollope (1873) |
You have such a wonderfully esoteric list...several I can add to my TBR here.
ReplyDeleteTwo rounds, impressive! Well done!
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