November 2021

Blog Hotels in Literature

Edith Wharton in the “passive and featureless room” of the Charing Cross Hotel (1909)

by Anna Despotopoulou On the 4th of June 1909, Edith Wharton spent a night with her lover William Morton Fullerton at the Charing Cross Hotel…

anna22/11/2021

Blog Hotels in Literature

“sad at heart as I sat one night at Z—’s hotel, in Jerusalem”: (Proto-Modernist) Hotel Solitude in Anthony Trollope’s “A Ride across Palestine”

By Athanasios Dimakis Anthony Trollope’s short story “A Ride across Palestine” (Written in 1860, Originally published in The London Review Jan. 5, 12, 19 1861…

anna09/11/2021

Edith Wharton in the “passive and featureless room” of the Charing Cross Hotel (1909)

“sad at heart as I sat one night at Z—’s hotel, in Jerusalem”: (Proto-Modernist) Hotel Solitude in Anthony Trollope’s “A Ride across Palestine”

Archives

Keep in Touch! Subscribe to our news feed.

Edith Wharton in the “passive and featureless room” of the Charing Cross Hotel (1909)

“sad at heart as I sat one night at Z—’s hotel, in Jerusalem”: (Proto-Modernist) Hotel Solitude in Anthony Trollope’s “A Ride across Palestine”

Tags

Archives

Keep in Touch! Subscribe to our news feed.