Strachey's

I re-read a lot of books -- this weekend, I re-read Lytton Strachey's "Queen Victoria."

Gretchen Rubin: Want to Be Happier? Read Something for Fun! Gretchen Rubin 2010

I re-read a lot of books -- this weekend, I re-read Lytton Strachey's "Queen Victoria."

Gretchen Rubin: Want to Be Happier? Read Something for Fun! Gretchen Rubin 2010

I re-read a lot of books -- this weekend, I re-read Lytton Strachey's "Queen Victoria."

Gretchen Rubin: Want to Be Happier? Read Something for Fun! Gretchen Rubin 2010

I re-read a lot of books -- this weekend, I re-read Lytton Strachey's "Queen Victoria."

Gretchen Rubin: Want to Be Happier? Read Something for Fun! Gretchen Rubin 2010

I re-read a lot of books -- this weekend, I re-read Lytton Strachey's "Queen Victoria."

Gretchen Rubin: Want to Be Happier? Read Something for Fun! Gretchen Rubin 2010

And 2 that you have to do all sorts of contortions to explain the plotting and such of The Tempest, with the imagery coming from Strachey's 1610 report?

Archive 2008-07-01 Bardiac 2008

And 2 that you have to do all sorts of contortions to explain the plotting and such of The Tempest, with the imagery coming from Strachey's 1610 report?

Shakespeare Authorship, Part Two: Class Issues and Conspiracy Theories Bardiac 2008

And that's why it's a great, fresh subject: in its best scenes, "Car-rington" takes us to places of the heart we haven't been, exploring Strachey's credo that there are "a great deal era great many kinds of love."

Love, Bloomsbury Style 2008

Needless to say, he has the best lines -- Strachey's own words.

Love, Bloomsbury Style 2008

In Strachey's letters, actual sexual descriptions are greatly outnumbered by hints and fantasies about young men seen on the train or in the street.

Alan Hollinghurst on Lytton Strachey's letters Jenny Davidson 2006