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  • The Housekeeper review: Daphne du Maurier’s scorned lover gives her version of events in vivid Rebecca origin story
  • The Housekeeper by Rose Tremain review – a bloodless origin story for Du Maurier’s Rebecca
  • Peter Swanson: 7 Great Stories of Suspense in a House by the Sea

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independent.ie /1 week ago

The Housekeeper review: Daphne du Maurier’s scorned lover gives her version of events in vivid Rebecca origin story

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theguardian.com /2 weeks ago

The Housekeeper by Rose Tremain review – a bloodless origin story for Du Maurier’s Rebecca

The novelist has expanded her devastating 2014 short story about an imagined affair between Daphne du Maurier and a fictional Polish-Jewish housekeeperThe rollcall of notable novel...

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crimereads.com /4 days ago

Peter Swanson: 7 Great Stories of Suspense in a House by the Sea

The trope of a house being a character in and of itself, especially in gothic fiction, is well-known, and well earned. Old dark houses can anchor even the flimsiest stories. They h...

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theguardian.com /1 month ago

Woman Unknown review – postwar paranoia with some deliciously dastardly Du Maurier touches

Venice film festivalA nanny becomes the new lady of a prosperous Copenhagen house as accused Nazi sympathisers are violently shamed in May el-Toukhy’s shrewd, painful portrait of s...

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interaksyon.philstar.com /1 week ago

Taylor Swift’s new video marks her ghostly return to Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca

In 2020, Taylor Swift told us she read Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca, the 1938 bestseller about a young bride haunted by the memory of her husband’s glamorous first wife. Swift descr...

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dailymail.com /1 month ago

Admit my feelings for my publisher's wife? I'd rather be hung, drawn and quartered...

By July 1945, Daphne's flirtation with Christopher Puxley had run its course. The war in the Far East, where her soldier husband Tommy 'Boy' Browning had been posted, was coming to...

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huffingtonpost.co.uk /3 weeks ago

Dorothy Whipple: The 'Forgotten' 20th Century Author Austen Fans Will Love

Though I think Victorian novelist Elizabeth Gaskell deserves more love, I have to concede she’s not exactly obscure: her work was on my university curriculum, and her novel North &...

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crimefictionlover.com /1 month ago

The Party at No 5 by Shelley Smith

There is something distinctly unsettling about the idea of being trapped in your own house. It should be the place where you can retreat from the outside world, shut the door and f...

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crimereads.com /3 weeks ago

Sherry Thomas’ Favorite Mysteries Set on the South West England Coast

I first came across the South West Coast of England on Google Earth. At the time, having young children prevented me from traveling to the places I wrote about and I turned to Goog...

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crimereads.com /3 weeks ago

5 Horror Novels Set in Grand Country Homes

Ah…the quintessential English country house. A rural idyll with all the refinements expected in an enormous manor. Formal dinners after a day spent tromping the extensive pastoral...

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bookishelf.com /1 week ago

The Turn of the Screw by Henry James

A young governess takes charge of two orphans at a country house in Essex and starts to see a dead valet and a dead governess watching the children. Only she sees them. Henry James...

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bookishelf.com /6 days ago

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson

A man tramples a child at three in the morning, pays her family with a respectable doctor's cheque, and a dry London lawyer starts asking questions. Stevenson's 1886 novella is a p...

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irishcentral.com /1 month ago

Irish author remembered today on "The Duchess Who Wasn't" Day

Margaret Wolfe Hungerford was an Irish 19th-century romance novelist who typically wrote under the pen name 'The Duchess.'

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bookishelf.com /6 days ago

The Woman in Black by Susan Hill

A junior solicitor sent to bury a reclusive widow sees a gaunt woman in old-fashioned mourning at the back of the church, and the local agent who walks beside him nearly faints. Hi...

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bookishelf.com /1 week ago

We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson

Six years after arsenic in the sugar bowl killed most of the Blackwood family, eighteen-year-old Merricat guards the house, her sister and their secrets with buried charms and a ha...

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bookishelf.com /6 days ago

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

A young man wishes that his portrait would age in his place, and gets his wish. Wilde's only novel is the wittiest horror story in English and a sharp study of influence, with a lo...

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wellwortharead.blogspot.com /1 month ago

The Memory Tree by Heather Davey

A sinister Gothic folk horror from the bestselling author of The Ghosts of Merry Hall, in which a family in modern day England find their new home beset by the terrifying ghosts of...

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independent.ie /1 month ago

Murder in the Swiss Alps in Lucy Foley’s gripping Miss Marple mystery with a huge twist

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bookwomanjoan.blogspot.com /1 month ago

Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel by Lucy Foley

About the Book:High in the Swiss Alps, accessible only by a single, winding railway, stands the luxurious Grand Alpine Hotel. With glorious mountain views and exclusive access to p...

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theguardian.com /3 weeks ago

Dèy by Edwidge Danticat review – motherhood and trauma in Miami

The first novel in over a decade from the acclaimed Haitian-American author lacks the power of earlier worksDèy, Edwidge Danticat’s first novel in over a decade, begins with a bang...

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fictionophile.com /1 month ago

“The Sunshine Man” by Emma Stonex – Book Review @HarperCollins #TheSunshineMan @StonexEmma #BookReview

Birdie Keller has no ‘blood relations’. She did once have a mother and a much-loved sister, but tragically, her half-sister Providence was murdered… In the 1970s, Providence’s body...

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bookishelf.com /1 month ago

They Say a Girl Died Here by Sarah Pinborough

Two girls murdered three years apart. A town that decided the case was closed when a convenient stranger was shot dead. And a grandmother whose dementia keeps producing the same si...

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crimefictionlover.com /1 week ago

Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel by Lucy Foley

Agatha Christie’s formidable Miss Marple has been solving crimes for generations, relying on observation, experience and an unnerving understanding of human nature. So handing her...

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newsroom.co.nz /1 month ago

Short story: The man next door, by Elspeth Sandys

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