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The 30 best period dramas to watch on demand: Our critics sift through thousands of options to pick the most romantic, gripping and steamy shows to enjoy right now - Vimarsana News

The 30 best period dramas to watch on demand: Our critics sift through thousands of options to pick the most romantic, gripping and steamy shows to enjoy right now

Our critics have done the hard work for you by sifting through copies options to bring you an unmissable selection of 30 period dramas full of tension, romance and intrigue.

Martin Amis was a comic genius – his exile was our loss - Vimarsana News

Martin Amis was a comic genius – his exile was our loss

Amis exulted in being the bad boy of British fiction, but few writers could make a sentence sing so well, or tune such jet-black aphorisms

Book Review: 'Jamie MacGillivray,' by John Sayles - Vimarsana News

Book Review: 'Jamie MacGillivray,' by John Sayles

“Jamie MacGillivray” gives readers a sweeping tour of 18th-century history, from Scotland to the American Colonies.

Why You Should Always Look *Down* In London: Pavement Oddities - Vimarsana News

Why You Should Always Look *Down* In London: Pavement Oddities

16 reasons to look to your feet.

Little Dorrit movie review & film summary (1988) - Vimarsana News

Little Dorrit movie review & film summary (1988)

I turned on the TV late last night, just in time to catch the closing moments of Truffaut’s “Fahrenheit 451.” You remember the scene. In a world where the printed word has been forbidden, a little colony of book lovers lives by the side of a lake in the woods. Each one has dedicated his life to memorizing the contents of one book. They walk slowly back and forth on paths through the snow, reciting the words over and over, and their voices form a litany of familiar passages. “Little Dorrit” is like a film made in the same spirit. It is a six-hour epic in two parts, with 242 speaking r...