How about henna in the works of Henry James?

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Posted by Elettaria on July 1, 2004 at 17:53:10:

In reply to: Re: Not at all posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on July 1, 2004 at 01:55:32:

I raided the library today and got out some Gothic novels purely for
fun. Well, I'll make a few notes on them and call it work, but
basically I'm using it as an excuse to wallow in Gothic. The other
books I got out are scary theory things. If anything comes up about
sexuality and hair, I shall let you know. At the moment I'm sulking
because they don't have "The Lair of the White Worm". It'd be fun to
request that on an inter-library loan, preferably terribly seriously.
The reading list for a Shakespeare course I was doing last year
included an article memorably entitled "Bestial Buggery in a Midsummer
Night's Dream". Imagine requesting that one in ringing tones.

Could someone please explain why the DVD of "Dracula" is being held at
the divinity school library?

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: I raided the library today and got out some Gothic novels purely for : fun. Well, I'll make a few notes on them and call it work, but : basically I'm using it as an excuse to wallow in Gothic. The other : books I got out are scary theory things. If anything comes up about : sexuality and hair, I shall let you know. At the moment I'm sulking : because they don't have "The Lair of the White Worm". It'd be fun to : request that on an inter-library loan, preferably terribly seriously. : The reading list for a Shakespeare course I was doing last year : included an article memorably entitled "Bestial Buggery in a Midsummer : Night's Dream". Imagine requesting that one in ringing tones. : : Could someone please explain why the DVD of "Dracula" is being held at : the divinity school library?
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