Margaret Thomas

In The Nine Tailors, Cranton tells most of his story near the end of the book. I am assuming that you are referring to his and Deacon's original stories at their trial for the theft of...

There seem to be dualities and similarities between England and France. Both countries have monarchs and landed aristocracy, yet a number of differences set them apart. London stands for calm and...

This is an amazing book demonstrating the danger and potential of analytic psychotherapy. The fact that it is biographical makes it a very courageous account. The story begins with Dr. Annie Rogers...

The lawyer in "Bartleby the Scrivener" is one of the two main characters in this story. He reveals himself in the first few paragraphs to be someone who believes "that the easiest way of life is...

This is a poem in three stanzas; the first, Eliot's imaginative reconstruction of the journey, contains few, if any, Biblical allusions. Some think "with the voices singing in our ears" could be...