The Not-So-Hypothetical Victorian Literature Course #VicLit discussion

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Rebecca (aurelle) | 2 comments Hello all! I'm Rebecca, currently studying European History & English/Scottish Literature at university. My favorite Victorian novel... tough but probably Jane Eyre, or perhaps Far From the Madding Crowd.


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María Victoria (mvictoriacucchiaro) | 2 comments Hi, my name is Victoria. I'm from Argentina and I love literature. I haven't read many Victorian novels, but I'm hoping to widen my horizons, and believe this "course" will be very useful as well as fun. I thoroughly enjoyed Great Expectations and Jane Eyre, and can't wait to read other novels and learn more about this period!


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Marisa (littlespider9) | 1 comments Hello! My name is Marisa and I'm from the US. I studied English Lit in college but never really got to study Victorian lit, so I'm super excited for this course!

I don't yet have a favorite Victorian novel, but one of my favorite books of all time is Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro.


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Lucrezia Gaion | 1 comments Hello everyone! My name is Lucrezia, I am 22 and I am currently in my last semester at University and I am studying English. Next year I will be getting my masters in Romantic and Victorian Literature which I am really excited about! Some of my favorite Victorian novels are Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, Far From the Madding Crowd and Vanity Fair. A lot of Brontes I know but I just cannot help it! I am looking forward to discussing all these great novels with all of you!


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