Louisa May Alcott on iPlayer

Happy Monday folks!

Well it might not be the most favourite of all my days but the BBC seem to have sensed that and put up Louisa May Alcott's Good Wives on iPlayer. Isn't the tinterweb marvelous?

I have seen quite a few posts about Little Women recently so I thought I'd share the brilliant sequel with you.

Find them all here. The first episode is available till this Wednesday so be quick!

Plus, keep an eye for an exciting new project I'm working on. It involves maps, and drawing pins and books...

Do look now...Daphne De Maurier on iplayer

Afternoon folks!

Hope you all had lovely loved up Valentines, whoever you were with. Heathcliff, Mr Darcy.. Tarzan?

My last iplayer announcement got some lovely responses so I thought I would share another recommendation. Until this friday, Daphne Du Maurier's Don't look now is available here on BBC iplayer.

I haven't had a chance to have a listen but I am sure it will be great. I will be too busy writing up my next review... Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye.

If anyone has read it recently i'd love to hear from you... it has definitely stayed with me.

Ehem... a Margaret Atwood announcement

A quick public service announcement for any Margaret Atwood fans. The BBC's spoken word station, Radio 7 has made a 10 part series of her ground breaking novel, The Handmaid's Tale.

So far the first four are available on BBC iplayer, keep your eyes, or ears, peeled for the rest!

Now all I need is an excuse to leave work, go home and spend the next five hours on my sofa, pot of tea at hand and HUGE imnotonadietanymore slice of cake... do people still get shingles??

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b007jl96/The_Handmaids_Tale_Episode_1/