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Mr. Darcy’s Guide to Wooing Women  → bookriot.com

This is the kind of snark that we can get behind, here at What’s Old is New.

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What’s Old is New Episode 2.5 - Lord Byron

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0:15 In which we are somewhat speechless, our experiences with Childe Harold

2:20 Does anyone actually read Byron? It doesn’t seem like anyone adapts his work

3:50 Jen compares Byron to Paris Hilton

4:30 Is Byron as bad has he has been represented? Nicole talks about Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee

7:25 A bad rap may be the best thing that happened to Byron’s legacy

9:35 Introducing the Justin Evans interview

Interview with Justin Evans, author of The White Devil

10:00 Say “hi” to Justin Evans everyone!

10:25 About The White Devil


11:10 Why Lord Byron?

15:00 Harrow School

16:40 Byron: predator or protector?

18:55 Justin’s experience reading Byron

22:00 The growth of Byron’s writing

23:20 We retitle Justin’s book The Grossest Ghost and Nicole reveals her deep, dark secrets

28:00 What constitutes a classic in Justin’s opinion?

Our Wrap-up

32:50 We will all now torture Nicole

33:45 Jen says Byron is never the main character and is immediately proved wrong. He really does end up in books with supernatural elements, though

38:15 That is the sound of us tentatively kicking Byron out of the canon

41:40 Contact us!

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