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Handling Baggage: Episode 1

The first episode of a completely original and exclusive serial together. You and I meet under awkward circumstances in the airport before boarding a flight to England. 

A series of coincidences suggests that fate has something planned for us.

Pride And Prejudice: Chapter 3

The girls all attend a ball at Netherfield. Mr Bingley is entranced by Jane and Elizabeth observes first hand the ill manners of his friend: Mr Darcy.

Pride And Prejudice: Chapter 2

Mr. Bennett visits Mr Bingley and the girls recieve invitations to a ballMr. Bennett visits Mr Bingley and the girls recieve invitations to a ball

Pride And Prejudice: Chapter 1

The first Chapter of Jane Austen's most famous romance. A rich bachelor takes up residence in Netherfield, and Mrs Bennet has designs on him for her daughters...

Shakespeare's Sonnets 21-30

In these sonnets The Bard continues to praise and express his love for the young man scholars have named his "fair youth". The ways in which he addresses this young man (who may have been one of his players - taking women's roles in the plays) are often seen as evidence of Shakespeare's bisexuality.

Sonnets 11-20

In the first seven of these sonnets Shakespeare continues to persuade the playboy friend of his to settle down before moving on to live poems that scholars attribute to his "fair youth".

This includes the famous Sonnet 18 -"Shall I Compare Thee To A Summers Day"

Shakespeare's Sonnets 1-10

In these first ten sonnets, as well as the following seven (up to seventeen)  Shakespeare has been commissioned to convince a playboy lord to settle down and have children. He takes the tactic of pausing his beauty and suggesting the only way for him to make his beauty everlasting is to have a child so as to pass his beauty on.