Jane Eyre Through Different Eyes

Jane Eyre Through Different Eyes

The Mrs. Rochesters explores the story of Jane Eyre from the perspective of mentally ill character Bertha.

Malin Hay · Undifferentiated Slime: Jane DeLynn’s ‘In Thrall’

All the revulsion in Jane DeLynn’s novel can seem antagonistic, but it’s driven by more complicated feelings. Unlike the teenage Lynn, we and the narrator know that disgust is not the only lens through which to perceive other people – that it is in fact a way of disengaging, of masking the pain of participating in the world. The book’s occasional flights of lyricism hint at a different way of being.