Chris Louttit
@drchrislouttit.bsky.social
Victorianist, Dickensian, adaptation scholar. Teaches at Radboud University in NL. Edits English Studies @englishstudies.bsky.social. He/him
Glad you included The Living and the Dead, and completely agree it was under-loved (& now very hard to find unless you have the DVD)!
October 30, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Glad you included The Living and the Dead, and completely agree it was under-loved (& now very hard to find unless you have the DVD)!
A bit predictable for me to suggest it, but maybe Great Expectations? (But agree with Jane Eyre as good choice too.)
October 29, 2025 at 4:21 PM
A bit predictable for me to suggest it, but maybe Great Expectations? (But agree with Jane Eyre as good choice too.)
Kanarek was a Polish artist who settled in the US after World War 2, and was known for representations of history & fairy tale & whose work was frequently satirical in tone. Pickwick in Timberland itself seems to be a blend of Dickens pictures & advertising for Polish forestry. 2/2
October 23, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Kanarek was a Polish artist who settled in the US after World War 2, and was known for representations of history & fairy tale & whose work was frequently satirical in tone. Pickwick in Timberland itself seems to be a blend of Dickens pictures & advertising for Polish forestry. 2/2