‘From her pen sprang unforgettable females’: 16th-century Spanish author’s knight’s tale given reboot Beatriz Bernal’s pioneering novel features brave, chivalrous women who ride dragons and her adapter wants his illustrated version to reach young readers By Sam Jones Spanish literature at PG: #books #literature image
The Gnostic Gospels: An Introduction to the Forbidden Teachings of Jesus Gnosticism at PG: #religion image
Virginia Woolf Thought Katharine Mansfield Stank Like a “Civet Cat Taken to Streetwalking” Gerri Kimber on the Literary Legacy of an Early Master of the Short Form Mansfield & Woolf at PG: ##books #literature
Why Was Joan of Arc Executed in 1431? "In 1431, Joan of Arc, the young rebel who helped Charles VII claim the French throne, was executed as a heretic. Why?" Joan of Arc at PG: #history image
The Hidden History of Women Game Designers Nineteenth-century women turned music lessons into interactive entertainment, complete with spinning wheels and ivory counters. By: Carmel Raz #books #games #womenhistory image
A history of punctuation How we came to represent (through inky marks) the vagaries of the mind, inflections of the voice, and intensity of feeling by Florence Hazrat #language #linguistics image
Kafka becomes more accessible Soon the first English Kafka books will enter the US public domain. The Castle, one of several Kafka works translated by Willa and Edwin Muir, gets there in 17 days. By John Mark Ockerbloom At PG: #books #publicDomainDayCountdown image