Books by Catherine Nicholson

1. Catherine Nicholson, Reading and Not Reading the Faerie Queene .  A splendid book, take the title literally, and I very much liked these two sentences: “Others, however, pick it [Faerie Queene] up on impulse and find themselves helplessly enthralled, spurred by a devotion at once unsustainable and impossible to shake.  As C.S. Lewis put it, “I never meet a man who says that he used to like the Faerie Queene .”  Could it be the most underrated book of the Western canon?