DEEP CUT #1: The Yellow Wallpaper

Pride and Prejudice Part 2: Sad Girls Stalking Their Exes

This week: Jane goes to London to get over Bingley, or as some would say, to stalk Bingley. Wickham is doxxed for his gold digging tendencies. Elizabeth visits Charlotte and Mr. Collins at their deeply grim marital home, where Lady Catherine de Bourgh will not leave anyone alone. Darcy conveniently runs into Elizabeth every day, on accident of course. Another botched proposal ensues. Lydia dreams of Brighton girl summer (just let the girl have some fun). Pride and Prejudice | Part 2

Pride and Prejudice Part 1: Hot New Bombshells Enter the Villa

Welcome back to Season 2! We're recapping Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, a comedy about five unmarried daughters, their matchmaking mother, and a town crawling with hot soldiers. This week: we meet the Bennets, Bingley arrives with his rich single friend Darcy, and Wickham stuns in army uniform. Who will couple up and who will become betrothed? Pride and Prejudice | Part 1

DEEP CUT #1: The Yellow Wallpaper

Our first deep cut — a bonus episode format for short picks between seasons. Today: The Yellow Wallpaper (1892) by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, who also married her cousin. TLDR: A woman is prescribed a "rest cure" by her doctor husband and confined to a room with ugly wallpaper. She is not allowed to write, work, or think. This goes about as well as you'd expect. The OG Year of Rest and Relaxation. We also announce our next book. See you in Season 2!

Club Classics Pod: The Wuthering Heights Trailer

Heathcliff Reveals SHOCKING Secret; Readers STUNNED Teaser for the finale episode of our Wuthering Heights coverage (Season 1)

Wuthering Heights Part 6: THE MOST DRAMATIC FINALE IN BACHELOR HISTORY | Chapters 26-34

The most dramatic season finale in Club Classics history. Cathy 2 goes on the world's worst date that ends in a kidnapping and forced cousin marriage. Edgar dies. Linton dies. Heathcliff reveals his necrophiliac tendencies and then dies. Cathy 2 and cousin Hareton break the cycle of generational trauma with adult literacy activism and kissing. This book is finally over! The final rose goes to... your cousin. Wuthering Heights Chapters 26-34.