Terry Castle Boeken

The collection features a range of personal essays that blend humor and introspection, showcasing the author's unique voice. The title piece reflects on a youthful romance with a female professor, capturing the essence of youthful misadventures. Other notable works include a poignant friendship with Susan Sontag, a darkly humorous take on addiction, and a lively exploration of lesbianism and art through the lens of Agnes Martin’s paintings. Castle's incisive commentary and vivid storytelling offer a rich tapestry of experiences and insights.

This is a classic novel from the author of 'The Talented Mr Ripley'.

Wildly popular upon its release, The Mysteries of Udolpho is a Gothic novel of undeniable charm and power. The virtuous and loving Emily, the young protagonist, finds herself in the care of her aunt following the death of her father. Her aunt promptly marries the villain Montoni, a cruel and calculating man whose scheming leads him to lock both women in the dark and winding castle of Udolpho. Will they survive to tell of its terrors?