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Sap Rising: a collection of short stories <i>"Sap Rising"</i> by Christine Lincoln is an award winning short story collection published in 2001. The collection of centers around a community and its young black residents. christine lincoln • sophie kerr • black writer • african american literature • african american writer
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Book Review - "The Regatta Mystery and Other Stories" This is a book review of "The Regatta Mystery and Other Stories" by Agatha Christie. the regatta mystery • the mystery of the bagdad chest • how does your garden grow? • problem at pollensa bay • yellow iris
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Twelve Great Science Fiction Novels There are many lists of "best" science fiction novel lists, but most are compiled by popularity which doesn't always take some "classic" tales into account. twelve great science fiction novels • some lost classics can be a good start • beginning sf readers • robert a. heinlein • end-of-the-world novels
Bram Stoker's Dracula A look at Bram Stoker and his famous Dracula. But he didn'tjust write Dracula. vampire • vampires • vampyre • dracula • count dracula
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The Rendezvous and Other Stories In this collection, Daphne du Maurier displays her incredible talent for creating wide-ranging moods and her unwavering realism in her characterization. the rendezvous and other stories by daphne du maur • short story collections • virago modern classics • modern short story • daphne du maurier fiction
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Review of Two Short Stories This is a review of two short stories titled "Murder at Rose Cottage" by Edward D. Hoch and "Checkmated!" by Coretta Slavska. murder at rose cottage • edward d. hoch • checkmated • coretta slavska • and 100 dastardly little detective stories
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The Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway This is a review of the short story, The Mysterious Death on the Underground Railway by Barroness Emmuska Orczy. barroness emmuska orczy • the mysterious death on the underground railway • murderous schemes • donald e. westlake
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Alice Walker - Womanist Writer Discussion of Alice Walker as a writer, her contributions to American Literature, Women's literature, and African American women's literature. alice walker • women's literature • african american women's literature • african american literature
American Novelist Nelson Algren Among Algren's other notable books were The Neon Wilderness, A Walk on The Wild Side and Never Come Morning. nelson algren • chicago authors • american authors • american realism • american fiction
Anatole France, French Author Brief biography of French writer Anatole France, best known for prose elegance, and ironical and sympathetic portrayal of characters. anatole france • anatole france brief bio • french novelist writer • anatole france dreyfus affair • jacques anatole francoise thibault
Anthologies - How Writers Start Their Stories This is an article about anthologies and how writers start their stories. I mention two short stories that are found in The Best of Sisters in Crime edited by Marilyn Wallace. the best of sisters in crime • marilyn wallace • too much to bare • joan hess • lieutenant harald and the impossible gun
Author Snapshot Bio: Willa Cather A brief Author Snapshot Biography of the life and works of writer Willa Cather, American Fiction author. willa cather • willa gather • pulitzer prize • national institute of arts and letters • american academy medal
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Katherine Anne Porter Museum The childhood home of Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Katherine Anne Porter is open regularly for public tours. katherine anne porter • kyle texas • literary tour • museum • author |
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