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James Wood's How Fiction Works. - By Judith Shulevitz - Slate MagazineWashington Post
Posted by: 899webdesign 4 weeks, 1 day agoThe Englishman James Wood, recently named The New Yorker 's chief book reviewer, by now comes to us wreathed in a Homeric epithet. The epithet ...
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Introducing Kids to Classical Music, Art and Literature
Posted by: PGGR 4 weeks agoKids are never too young to be introduced to the classics ... music, art and literature, that is. It's remarkably easy to provide small children ...
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Articles about the ways of losing weight have harmful effect on teenagers
Posted by: alexandrvasilega 4 weeks agoImpressive magazines’ covers are full of headlines such as: “Obtain the figure of your dream”, “To get rid of the excessive weight is now easy ...
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The Deity of Manila
Posted by: riyel 3 weeks, 5 days agoLiterary reviews about the latest published books in Philippine Literature in English.
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Great Opening Sentences From Science Fiction
Posted by: Jordan 3 weeks, 5 days agoYou can tell a lot about a science fiction book from its first sentence. Those first few words (or few dozen, in some cases) have ...
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Michael Chabon is serious about genre
Posted by: Deidre 3 weeks, 4 days agoMICHAEL CHABON, the author of novels such as the exuberant, Pulitzer-winning "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay" and "The Yiddish Policemen's Union," an alternate-universe ...
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Metaphysical Poetry - A Modernist Approach
Posted by: literature 3 weeks, 2 days agoMetaphysical poetry is an unusual expression of ideas and feelings in compacted words. Tough the poems are tough, they contain beautiful ideas which offer enjoyment ...
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Literary flip side: Read-walking
Posted by: nicholas 3 weeks, 1 day agoThe half-mile stroll between the Silver Spring, Md., Metro stop and her general manager's job at Olsson's Books gives Alexis Akre time to ...
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Review of Interpreter Of Maladies: Stories
Posted by: Dhanya 3 weeks agoA review of Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter Of Maladies: Stories shows a new genre of Indian English literature. The stories deal with the nostalgia for ...
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On Orwell and Waugh
Posted by: idyll 3 weeks agoWhile Waugh was chatting up dukes and duchesses, Orwell was rubbing shoulders with coal miners and tramps. Like a gourmet who sniffs out the most ...
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Man Booker Longlist Announced - The Ampersand
Posted by: nicholas 2 weeks, 6 days agoThe Man Booker Prize released its 2008 longlist this morning, naming 13 authors out of 112 entries. The longlist includes former Booker-winners Salman Rushdie and ...
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New reading of Dickinson as fundamentally cracked.
Posted by: idyll 2 weeks, 5 days agoDickinson’s life has a before and an after, separated by an invisible catastrophe, or perhaps by a critical mass of ********** blows—spiritual concussions that ...
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March Dazed - Fashion Art Literature Movies Music Contraculture Politics Philosophy Travel Quotes Lifestyle Blog
Posted by: Pellemans 2 weeks, 5 days agoFashion Art Literature Movies Music Contraculture Politics Philosophy Travel Quotes Lifestyle Blog
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Hyperbole Poetry E-zine:
Subscribe NowPosted by: byalung 2 weeks, 3 days agoHyperbole brings you world class poetry updates, lists of places to get published, and helps for poets seeking publication.
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Science Fiction is not dead, and never will be dead
Posted by: Wil 2 weeks, 2 days agoEvery year, people prophecy the death of science fiction, but science fiction, as a whole, is not dead. Maybe some parts of it are—the ...
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