In one place, for when you have more than a moment, links to articles and essays on Alexandre Dumas and his works of fiction (mostly, of course, The Three Musketeers). “The role of race in the life and literature of Alexandre Dumas: The episode that inspired the man behind the Musketeers“ Boyd Tonkin “In September…
Alexandre Dumas’ The Three Musketeers has been interpreted and reinterpreted and rereinterpreted in film, television and theater from before the age of film to the present day. Here are some clips and trailers from just a few versions of Dumas’ most famous work. For a more complete list of all the Musketeer film offerings check…
What better way to kick-off Read This’ Musketeers week than with D’Artagnan’s introduction in Dumas’ The Three Musketeers, followed by his video intro from BBC America’s new series, The Musketeers (which, honestly, is the whole reason we’re devoting this week to the dynamic swashbuckling foursome). “Don Quixote took windmills for giants and sheep for armies;…
Every summer has it’s anthem: that song (or two) you play over and over; a song that, when cooler weather settles in, brings back memories of bright and cloudless skies, warm nights, or maybe chocolate ice cream dripping down the sides of a waffle cone. The same can of course be said of books: a…