Natalie Taylor

Nancy Mitford’s Love in a Cold Climate is a comedy of manners dressed in fur coats and sarcasm, set in the glittering yet rigid world of the British upper class between the wars. Published in 1949, the novel reads like a champagne toast to eccentricity, t... See more

When Virginia Woolf published Orlando in 1928, she called it a “biography,” but even a hundred years later, no one quite knows what to call it. A love letter to her close friend and muse Vita Sackville-West, a satire of Victorian norms, and a philosophica... See more

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Forget one-size-fits-all cultural institutions. Explore these Toronto specialty museums, which are all about eclectic, obscure and eye-opening cultural exploration. Toronto is home to some of Canada’s most popular cultural institutions, including the Roya... See more

Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace , first published in 1869, is one of the most famous novels ever written. Set during the Napoleonic Wars in Russia, it tells the story of many people living through war and peace, love and loss. Even though it’s a very long boo... See more