Originally published 19/11/2015
To say I was influenced by the atmosphere of Wilkie Collins’ The Woman in White — must read it again — would be bending the truth, although I’ve included that sentence in the description boxes at galleries. However, only when I had finished creating it did the book come immediately to mind.
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I remembered this one, so checked the original post. We had a nice ‘conversation’ about Greenwich. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete. x
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You mean you wouldn’t have gone on to read the original if you hadn’t remembered it?! (rhetorical)
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🙂 X
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So did I. The last one seems like yesterday and it was Keeley Hawes, I think.
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I just read they are making another television adaptation of The Woman in White.
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