If Michael Bloomberg were a figure from a nineteenth-century novel, it would be one written by Anthony Trollope, whose depictions of the uneasy intersection of class, money, and politics—especially in ...

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“Middlemarch,” by George Eliot, has largely been immune to the kind of contemporary adaptation visited upon the works of other nineteenth-century writers. The novelist Kay Woodward has turned ...

George Eliot: her childhood home in the Midlands has become a hotel Credit: Photo: Universal History Archive Middlemarch is Rebecca Mead’s favourite novel. She read it first as a teenager and has ...

The world's top authors and critics join Sunday Book Review Editor Pamela Paul in lively conversations about books, arts and ideas. This week, Rebecca Mead discusses “My Life in Middlemarch”; Julie ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. George Eliot is the literary equivalent to the Masonic handshake. ''You like George Eliot?" someone will say. ''Then I know who you are, ...