Fortunata and Jacinta: additional posts

I'm glad to see other bloggers are reading/have read Fortunata and Jacinta and that others have expressed interest in tackling the book. I wanted to include a list of additional posts on the novel tied (however loosely) to the read-along. If I missed a post of yours or you add one later, please don't hesitate to leave a comment or email me. I would love to include it here. OK, on with the posts....

From Scott G. F. Bailey's Six Words for a Hat:

• El marqués de Casa-Muñoz se lo decía a Barbarita: "No hay que involucrar, París es muy malo; pero también es muy bueno."
• Juan springs from his sickbed: Fortunata y Jacinta
• Shots fired, downtown Madrid

From Amateur Reader's Wuthering Expectations:

• Sulfur people, lizard-belly green, and yellow that mixes poetry and consumption - beginning a week of Fortunata and Jacinta
• She lost count of the buttons she’d undone. There were a hundred, maybe a thousand. - realistic Fortunata and Jacinta
• Pipes all over the place! - another dream, more patterns in Fortunata and Jacinta
• His thick lips shone with the goo - non-Victorian Galdós
• They're better raw - the great Fortunata