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The Mayor of Casterbridge, set in Victorian England, is ripe for critical analysis and worthy of all the attention it can get. It wasn’t until I’d leisurely crept through two-thirds of the novel that I recognized why it felt so familiar. I kid you not: this is the Victorian novel Shakespeare never got around to writing.  [...]

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The year I chose to change my major I re-read Jane Austen’s Emma for R.H.’s Literary Criticism course. Every English major is required to take Literary Criticism and every time he teaches the course R.H. assigns a short “little gem” of an essay on his favorite Austen novel. I spent at least a week [...]

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