My Vintage Red Spine Classics Collection

The Books:

The Bloody Chamber and other stories

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[carleybarnes]

The Picture of Dorian Gray is one of my favorite classics! I read it about a month ago.

[mrd]

I adored The Picture of Dorian Grey! Can't wait to hear what you think :) These covers are all sooo gorgeous, I wish I could own a bunch of these editions but they are super expensive where I live :(

[theramblingreviewer]

I'm a pretty eclectic reader, so it is always good to see different kinds of books in your videos. I'm especially interested in 'The Collector' and 'The Dumb House' because I really enjoy dark literary fiction -'Perfume: Story of a Murderer' was a book that I loved. However, I am also intrigued by that collection of Angela Carter and the 'Gormenghast' trilogy. I will have to add them all to my TBR pile, and check around for them in the near future.

[swoonscapades]

Most of these sound pretty dark which is a good thing for me because all of these sound amazing, right up my alley. Also, these editions are gorgeous and I didnt know about them till now, which doesn't bode well for my wallet lol. Anyways definitely loving these edition videos, would love some more whenever you've got the time ♡♡♡

[JonathonWoodgate]

I love this collection... absolutely delicious!

[BorichaConsumer]

I have several red spine Vintage Faulkner novels that I love. I think Light in August is the best of their designs.

[Liz]

My fave red spine Vintage Classic is "The Enchanted April". Lovely lovely book.

[thefrancophilereader]

Lovely books! Scaramaouche sounds like so much fun. It sounds like it has a classic French comedy feel to it and I'm completely into that.

[HannahCassieBooks]

Oh wow this just opened a new door to a new possession for me, these editions are awesome and some books I never even heard of

[marier]

I really like these editions! I only have a handful of them, but I want to collect more :) I really wanted to read the Dumb House a while back, but then I didn't purchase it so I kind of forgot about it. Thank you for reminding me of it! It sounds really interesting and I will have to pick it up first chance I get!

[valiumflowers]

I picked up 12 books for $7 at the second hand store yesterday :) :) :) i love thrift shopping for books you can find such awesome little books

[ornleifs]

Yes The Gormenghast Trilogy Trilogy is great and it's an easy read so I'm sure you will breeze through them. There was also a TV version made with Stephen Fry which I also enjoyed.

[GraemeBell]

Scaramouche is pronounced right in Queen''s Bohemian Rhapsody. Plus there was a movie years ago starring Stewart Grainger. Hope this helps.

[al.bun.]

Amazing collection. Really enjoyed this video. It'd be great to see your OUP classics collection, as I assume you have quite a lot of those ones as well.

[Rec]

I'm so jealous of your collection! <3 I haven't got a classics collection like that at all! I definitely need to start collecting them :)

[madubadubadu]

I loved the Collector, it was dark and utterly infuriating! Would recommend!!

[CarolynsReadingRamblings]

I still haven't read Painted Veil but I absolutely love the film!

[sarahw.]

I have the red spine of War and Peace and looking at it next to the red spine of The Handmaid's Tale is almost comical. It looks like a dictionary!

[isabelleolmo]

Scaramouche is one of my favorite 1950s films and I'd be interested in reading the source material to see how it compares. The Painted Veil is absolutely heartbreaking but awesome, however I will say that the film does more justice to the female characters than Somerset does.

[JJO]

Just finished paradise - definitely not like eat pray love :) a very dark and gritty look at the life of an alcoholic woman and the impact of her lifestyle on herself and others x