Step into Nina’s private correspondence.
Beginning in 1958, this diary captures the letters shared between Nina and her inner circle of close girlfriends: Billie, Millie, and Lizzy. Discover a space where the epistolary style meets cinematic character analysis, literary reflections, and the architectural grit of heritage sites. Nina finds inspiration in the enduring magic of the silver screen, timeless stories, and historic landmarks.
Nina Overthinks Books
Sense and Sensibility: Is Love Just Another Fai...
Yesterday, while preparing dinner, Lilly and I nearly got into an argument over it. She insists Austen wrote two of the most romantic storylines ever created, and that we, too,...
Sense and Sensibility: Is Love Just Another Fai...
Yesterday, while preparing dinner, Lilly and I nearly got into an argument over it. She insists Austen wrote two of the most romantic storylines ever created, and that we, too,...
Breakfast at Tiffany's: What Shook Me So
It is 4 o’clock here in L.A., and I have been tossing and turning for hours. My thoughts keep going round and round like a record playing over again.
Breakfast at Tiffany's: What Shook Me So
It is 4 o’clock here in L.A., and I have been tossing and turning for hours. My thoughts keep going round and round like a record playing over again.
Jane Eyre: Beyond the Waiting Game
Wouldn’t you agree that we are quite used to 19th-century heroines who seem perpetually consigned to a "waiting game"?
Jane Eyre: Beyond the Waiting Game
Wouldn’t you agree that we are quite used to 19th-century heroines who seem perpetually consigned to a "waiting game"?
When Nina Meets Lizzy
I have just lived through the most peculiar experience. I even have a bruise on my arm from pinching myself, just to check that it was all real. Let me...
When Nina Meets Lizzy
I have just lived through the most peculiar experience. I even have a bruise on my arm from pinching myself, just to check that it was all real. Let me...
Why You Must Read The Count of Monte Cristo
When Dantès finally returns, his enemies are enjoying every luxury. In a way, he has to become God himself to tip the scales, punishing the guilty and rewarding the good....
Why You Must Read The Count of Monte Cristo
When Dantès finally returns, his enemies are enjoying every luxury. In a way, he has to become God himself to tip the scales, punishing the guilty and rewarding the good....
What Gaskell's North and South Taught Me About ...
North and South feels (painfully) relevant today. Whether it’s the news of the standoff in Little Rock* or those endless, frustrating debates about who deserves a seat at the table...
What Gaskell's North and South Taught Me About ...
North and South feels (painfully) relevant today. Whether it’s the news of the standoff in Little Rock* or those endless, frustrating debates about who deserves a seat at the table...