Tag Archives: Wuthering Heights

Happy To Be Wrong – Book Review of ‘Ender’s Game’ and Musings on Classical Literature

Posted on November 4, 2013 by J. S. Collyer

This post was originally going to be called ‘Do I really like Sci Fi?’. I was going to write it to tackle a rather chilling doubt that has been ghosting around my gut for a while. But then I finished … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Reviews, Musings on Writing | Tagged academic writing, advice, austen, BA, beowulf, book advice, Bronte, card, catch 22, charlote bronte, chaucer, classical literature, classics, creative writing, daphne du maurier, emily bronte, ender wiggan, ender's game, ender's game movie, fantasy, fantasy fiction, fiction, gone with the wind, handmaid's tale, jane austen, literature advice, MA, margaret attwood, margaret mitchell, orson scott card, peter wiggan, pride and prejudice, reading, Rebecca, sci fi, science fiction, scifi, scott card, shakespeare, university, valentine wiggan, wider reading, writing, Wuthering Heights | 15 Comments

What’s your genre?

Posted on January 11, 2013 by J. S. Collyer

I have often wondered what brings people to their favourite genre of book. In my experience, people seem to be more wide-ranging in their choices when it comes to films and even music, but often, even if you read widely, … Continue reading →