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The best thing about this film are the subtitles translated from the French by Anthony "Clockwork Orange" Burgess, including many in rhyming couplets!

My early 90s in goth clubs wouldn't have been the same without Snog's "Corporate Slave"

Amusing poems about the kings and queens of England, from William I onwards. A good companion to "1066 and all that".

Fantastic, creepy alt-history murder mystery in a Fascist Britain ca. 1948. I was worried about the gay characters but I should've known Walton wouldn't do the stereotypical thing.

Did anyone actually hate this film? I mean, it had its faults, but mostly... SHINY.

Love the dancing, love the hot threesome. What? THEY SO ARE.

"March" is a different perspective on the life of the father from Alcott's "Little Women" and his experience of the US Civil War. Great historical fiction and great fanfic, albeit pro fanfic.

One of the best Waterloo novels around. Allegedly, every word spoken by Wellington in this novel was spoken/written by him in real life.

One of Heyer's best. I love it when she gets war in her romance, or romance in her war.

Highwaymen! Explosions! Ridiculous wigs! Great soundtrack! Liv Tyler's cleavage! An 18th century adventure by the people who brought you "Trainspotting".

A classic. Norman's musings on the design of doorknobs and stovetops really make you think about the environment we live in and how we interact with it, and there are lots of lessons to take home.

Excellent British trad folk.