I’m pretty clueless about The Edwardian period and the books published at that time, I probably read The Railway Children but that’s about it so yes, any videos about it would be appreciated.
When I was looking at Victorian women playwrights I turned up some Edwardian plays that are very tempting. But then I have a bunch of other stuff to catch up with as October is all Victorian for me.
@@karenwetherald6086 right ! :) obviously em forster is ~the author of the edwardian era in lots of ways so i’d def recommend him :) (howard’s end & a room with a view especially)
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A great idea!
These all sound interesting, I look forward to your reviews 📚✨️
I’m pretty clueless about The Edwardian period and the books published at that time, I probably read The Railway Children but that’s about it so yes, any videos about it would be appreciated.
e. nesbit wrote horror??!! this is so fascinating….
When I was looking at Victorian women playwrights I turned up some Edwardian plays that are very tempting. But then I have a bunch of other stuff to catch up with as October is all Victorian for me.
@@scallydandlingaboutthebooks that’s totally fair ! i think there’s quite a lot of suffragist playwrights from the edwardian era right?
I must say, I know next to nothing about the Edwardian period, so any books about that time would be great.
you mean like non fiction?
@@actual-spinster I'm more interested in fiction
@@karenwetherald6086 right ! :) obviously em forster is ~the author of the edwardian era in lots of ways so i’d def recommend him :) (howard’s end & a room with a view especially)