Desk Notes

Desk Notes No.25

John Singer Sargent and Vladimir Nabokov’s Pale Fire

Apr 28 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.24

Angelica Kauffman & Ann Radcliffe: Smiles, Sentiment & Female Oppression

Mar 31 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.23

A forgotten novel and the nineteenth century poet John Clare

Feb 25 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.22

Lady Chatterley's Lover, and Chanel's Fashion Manifesto

Jan 28 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.21

Clarissa & The Red Shoes

Dec 17, 2023 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.20

Virginia Woolf, The Years & The Devil's Acre

Nov 26, 2023 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.19

Cheltenham Literature Festival and The Great White Silence

Oct 29, 2023 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.18

Time-Travelling: Victorian Virtual Reality & Letters to Gwen John

Oct 1, 2023 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.17

Let it rain down: Ken Loach & Annie Ernaux

Aug 27, 2023 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.16

A very Victorian fantasy

Jul 30, 2023 •

Natalie Stendall

Desk Notes No.15

Summer with the Rossettis; the Archipelago; and Virginia Woolf (again!)

Jun 25, 2023

Desk Notes No.14

London circa 1992 & Shakespeare's Cymbeline

May 28, 2023 •

Natalie Stendall

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