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yesterdaysprint · 4 months
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Daphne Du Maurier with her father, Sir Reginald Du Maurier, Hampstead, 1925
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bellasbookclub · 10 months
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Reccer Spotlight: G!
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
Mexican Gothic
Jamaica Inn
The Monstrumologist
A River Enchanted
The Importance of Being Earnest
G tried to think of genre-ly diverse recs and they came out Oops, All Gothic (ok, except for the last two.) Full text available in their tab of the Bella’s Book Club Summer Reading ‘23 Reclist!
more info on BBC Summer Reading 2023
more Reccer Spotlights
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thebarroomortheboy · 7 months
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I'm... glad you're quiet now.
Maureen O' Hara in Jamaica Inn (1939) | dir. Alfred Hitchcock
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phaedraismyusername · 10 months
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Hi hello I have been knee deep in a genre binge so here are some literary sci-fi books that deal with loneliness as a core theme
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I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman
Translated from French this book follows the youngest girl in a group of 40 women who are being kept in a cage underground in an unknown place, for unknown reasons, until one day they get the chance to escape triggering a search for answers and survival on a desolate surface.
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
This is a very subtle dystopian story about a group of people who spend their childhoods at an extremely secretive english boarding school, the course of their relationships, and where they are at the end of their lives. There's a subtle feeling of wrongness from the first chapter and the author spends the rest of the novel very slowly revealing the reasons why.
Everything You Ever Wanted by Luiza Sauma
The super short form pitch for this book is 'Fleabag if there was an option to yeet herself to another planet'. Iris is in a long term relationship with depression, kind of hates her pointless job, sometimes hates her family, and is generally overwhelmed by the weight of existence, when she hears about Nyx - earth's first space colony - and thinks that just maybe it could be the answer to all her problems.
Remnant Population by Elizabeth Moon
When the population of a company sponsored colony finds out they have been designated a failure and the people are to be packed up and shipped off to another planet to try again, one little old lady decides that for the first time in her long life she's going to break the rules - she's going to stay and live her best life alone on the planet, and finally get some peace and quiet. What could go wrong?
Skyward Inn by Aliya Whiteley
Skyward Inn is an odd little book set in a future where Earth has come into contact with an alien world that quickly surrendered to humanity. The story follows a small group of kind of unlikeable people who live behind the walls of the 'western protectorate' - a place in the moors that's decided to isolate itself and live like the old days with rudimentary technology for a simple life. Until strangers appear and things start to get... weird. Slower, stranger and with more body horror than you might expect.
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voguefashion · 1 year
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Jane Seymour on the set of the television movie Jamaica Inn in Cornwall, 1982.
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morerawerbreath · 2 years
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daphne du maurier books come in three flavors:
1. let me tell you about the time 30 years ago when I lost my heart to a tender adventuring scoundrel before I realized that life is pain and the only constant is the blue Cornish sea
2. This Family is Insane and I’m going to tell you their story for anywhere from 5 to 200 years but at least they have the blue Cornish sea
3. the past is real and it will kill you but the blue Cornish sea never changes
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taliashires · 9 months
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CLASSIC ADAPTIONS OF DAPHNE DU MAURIER:
Jamaica Inn (1939) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Rebecca (1940) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
My Cousin Rachel (1952) dir. Henry Koster
The Birds (1963) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Don't Look Now (1973) dir. Nicolas Roeg
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derangedrhythms · 1 year
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The sexiest thing is trust
Tori Amos, Jamaica Inn
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no-where-new-hero · 1 year
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sometimes i think about the fact that if we didn’t have a weird girl with an overfevered imagination and attachment issues (charlotte bronte) we wouldn’t have four generations of female fiction classics
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meowizard · 10 months
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i love when there is. a castle or perhaps a dark marsh
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i-like-his-charm · 9 days
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One villain that I can say I didn’t find very sexy —Joss Merlin, but it was fine acting.
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moviesycho · 1 year
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every movie I've watched in 2023 [2/?]:
JAMAICA INN (1939) directed by Alfred Hitchcock
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mzannthropy · 5 months
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Mary Yellan and Jem Merlyn of Jamaica Inn are such a good gothic romance, but they don't seem to get a lot of love. Maybe they're not that well known, which is a shame!
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f-yeahbendaniels · 9 months
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My Top Five Favorite Ben Daniels Characters (Pre-1900s Period Dramas): 4. Francis Davey - Jamaica Inn (2014).
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quotation--marks · 2 months
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Mary shook her head. ‘I’ve only seen the evil,’ she said; ‘I’ve only seen the suffering there’s been,  and the cruelty, and the pain. When my uncle came to Jamaica Inn he must have cast his shadow over the good things, and they died.’
Daphne du Maurier, Jamaica Inn
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traitofsleep · 2 months
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Mary Yellen is stronger than me because I’d kill my self the first night I met joss merlyn
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