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Articles related to "Female Writer"
An Introduction To Aphra Behn Aphra Behn was a poet, playwright, novelist, translator and spy. Born in 1640, she was one of the first English women to become a professional writer. aphra behn • seventeenth century • female writer • restoration england • biography
Beethoven's Wig and the Lyrical Meghan Daum Part Two in a series of Generation X (the "new beat") writers. Highlighting Meghan Daum and her collected essays: My Misspent Youth daum • meghan • meghan daum • generation x • gen-x
Female Writer Becomes Family Financial Supporter The book based on four sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy, is reflective of Alcott's own life growing up. She idealized her father, Amos Bronson Alcott. writers become financial supporters • little women louisa may alcott • amos bronson alcott • ralph wado emerson • henry david thoreau concord massachusetts
Marie de France Marie de France is the writer of a collection of twelve lais, a collection of 103 Aesopic fables and a translation of the poem "St. Patrick's Purgatory." marie de france • medieval • twelfth century • lais • fables
Online Comics: Stuff Sucks Each month an online comic will be showcased. This month we feature Stuff Sucks, a young online comic by Liz Greenfield. online comic • female writers • graphic novel • comic books • amsterdam
Taslima: The Voice of Rebellion Some would say it was the voice of truth. Taslima has certainly made people sit up and take notice. How does it feel to be a writer who tells it like it is? Especially if the writer happens to be a Muslim, a woman and living in a barely tolerant society? tasleema • bangladesh • tasleema nazreen • writer • female writers
Uno Chiyo Short biography of the writer known throughout Japan and beyond for her fascinating stories and romantic involvements. uno chiyo • chiyo uno • japanese authors • confessions of love • japanese female writers
"Women Detective Fiction" This is a great site that I found that lists women detective fiction writers from A to Z. It also lists their main detective and a few notes about each author. women detective fiction
An Insight into Aphra Behn's Plays Aphra Behn's stories map out a bleak world for women. It is rescued from despair by the courage of her female protagonists, who negoiate through a world controlled by men aphra behn • reconstructin aphra • social biography of aphra behn • english restoration • female writer
Psychological Distress of Sylvia Plath Why is there psychological disorder and distress among female writers? What effect does the New Criticism school of literary thought have on female authors? psychological distress of sylvia plath • new criticism and sylvia plath • new criticism's effect on female authors • sylvia plath's psychological problems • literary criticism and female writers
Southern Women Authors An interesting topic for [student] independent research, a workshop topic or summer leisure class, or a fascinating study to slip into the typical high school American literature course, "Southern Women Authors" is a delightful tribute to a group of lively U.S. authors who are frequently overlooked in the male-dominated texts of today's schools. unit • lesson plan • southern women writers • southern women authors • authors
The Middle of Somewhere by C. Henderson Clifford Henderson's debut novel, The Middle of Somewhere (Bold Strokes Books, Inc 2009) is a gentle, funny love story, full of colorful characters breaking boundaries. clifford henderson • middle of somewhere • bold strokes books • lesbian fiction • lesbian literature
The Tenth Circle - Review Jodi Picoult is a fairly young woman, but her writing is mature and well-developed. She's written about a dozen novels. If you haven't read her - now's your chance. book review • review • tenth circle • jodi picoult • alaska
Watermelon by Marian Keyes In 1995, Poolbeg Press published Marian Keyes' first novel, Watermelon. Its themes make it arguably the first chick-lit novel. So, why is it so often overlooked as such? watermelon by marian keyes • poolbeg press • early chick lit novels • novels by marian keyes • chick lit women’s fiction
Female Authors Excluded in Literary Criticism From the beginning literary criticism has been done by males, beginning with the likes of ancient philosophers Plato and Aristotle. How does this effect female writers? female authors and literary criticism • excluded female authors • absence of women in criticism • what is new criticism • foundation of new criticism
Here If You Need Me by Kate Braestrup When a car accident takes husband Drew, a Maine state trooper, Kate decides to live his dream and become a Unitarian Universalist minister. here if you need me by kate braestrup • game warden chaplain for the state of maine • unitarian universalist • memoir of a chaplain • ministerial training
The Women Behind Burroughs, Kerouac and Cassady Meet the women who inspired and loved Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg and William S. Burroughs. women of the beat generation • female writers of the 40s and 50s • influential poets of the twentieth century • rejection of mainstream american values • drug experimentation and alternate forms of sexual
The Women Behind Kerouac and Ginsberg Meet the women who inspired and loved Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg and William S. Burroughs. women of the beat generation • female writers of the 40s and 50s • influential poets of the twentieth century • rejection of mainstream american values • drug experimentation and alternate forms of sexual
Writers Alice and Phoebe Cary A brief look at the lives and careers of the Cary sisters, Alice and Phoebe, from Cincinnati, Ohio. cary sisters • alice cary • poems • phoebe cary • women poets
A Free Writer's Retreat for Women Every year, a handful of lucky women get to go to Hedgebrook - a rural writer's retreat on peaceful Whidbey Island in Washington State. hedgebrook • writer's retreat • writing retreat • whidbey island • women writers
Meet Inspirational Author, Michelle Stimpson Michelle Stimpson, author of Young Adult literature offers a mulitcultural and honest view of the world of many of today's young adults. Her stories are insightful, honest and so contemporary. She sees things as they are and writes about it. michelle stimpson • young adult literature • black literature • comtemporary issues • sue reichard
Women at Work Throughout European History This article discusses the economic impact and work of women throughout the Medieval, Renaissance and Pre-Industrial periods of Europe. women • work • european history • midwives • managers
2008 Booker Shortlist Announced This year's Man Booker Prize shortlist was announced this week. Just 6 final contenders now remain for the £50,000 prize, and there are some surprises amongst them. booker prize • man booker prize • salman rushdie • sebastian barry • midnight's children
Pen Names Many authors choose to write under several different names or pseudonyms. Sometimes, the discovery comes as a surprise to the reader. pen names • authors • famous authors • pseudonyms • writers
Query Perfecting Learn to give editors query perfection. query perfecting • editors • query letters • professional writing • writing instruction
Robin Hemley -- Reading History to My Mother Hemley reveals his mother in an intimate manner, while showing the different styles of writing by both men and women -- exposing how these styles can become intertwined. robin hemley reading history to my mother • reading history to my mother hemley • robin hemley nonfiction • mother figure in reading history to my mother • robin hemley
Safety Tips for Writers Seeing one's written work published is an exciting experience. However, safety precautions should be taken to protect personal privacy on the road to writing success. safety tips for writers • protecting privacy when publishing • writing precautions • pen names • writing safety
The Orange Prize for Fiction 2009 Full details of the most coveted literary prize for women, including the longlist for 2009, the judges and the history of the award itself. orange prize for fiction 2009 • literary awards for women • orange prize women's fiction • longlist for orange prize 2009 • history of orange prize for fiction
Travel Books for the Travel Writer Visiting the local bookstore will garner a few travel writing books, but here are some specialty travel writing books that can be ordered from online booksellers. travel writing • travel books • women writers • best travel writing • best writing books
Within the Old Streets of London, Europe An unwed pregnant maid escapes to an apothecary beneath the watchful eye of St. Paul's Cathedral in Clare Clark's magnificent book, The Nature of Monsters. old streets of london • great fire of london • st. paul’s cathedral europe • pregnant woman • maid servant
A String of French Romances Real American women document their adventures in France in this compilation of 25 tales of risk, regret, love, war, goodbyes, transgression, and healing. love • romance • france • french • travel
Alcoholic Authors: Dorothy Parker Dorothy Parker was known for her drinking and suicidal tendencies while being one of the most accomplished female writers of poetry, prose and screenplays of her time. dorothy parker • dorothy parker poet • dorothy parker screenwriter • dorothy parker alcholic • dorothy parker and the algonquin roundtablelife of
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
Constance Fenimore Woolson The works of this uncoventional female writer captured the attention of critics and caused them to rank her among such noted writers of the time as Henry James, George Washington Cabel, and William Dean Howells. constance fenimore woolson • rollins college • winter park • florida • women authors
How to Write Chick Lit In See Jane Write, an author and an editor team up to share their humourous, practical and valuable tips and strategies for writing chick lit. chick lit • sarah mlynowski • farrin jacobs • writing advice • how to write chick lit
Review: Air – Letters From Lost Countries This collection of the first five issues of Air is a well written whimsical journey. air letters from lost countries • air • g. willow wilson • m.k. perker • comics for girls
The League of Canadian Poets The League of Canadian Poets is a valuable organization in Canada dedicated to serving the needs of poets of varying levels. the league of canadian poets • poets in canada • membership in the league of canadian poets • programs league of canadian poets • canadian literary prizes
The Life and Times of Virginia Woolf A chronology of the life of one of the greatest female authors of all time. virginia woolf • mental illness • bloomsbury group • books • journalism
Authors Who Steal Away Our Hearts At Christmas! Celebrate the holiday season by reading Christmas stories by classic writers! This article discusses the author's desire to put together a book class which includes well-known, and not so well-known Christmas stories by a few of the great authors of our time. christmas authors and stories • j.r.r.tolkein • louisa may alcott • dr. suess • o henry
Autumn in St. John's, NL Canada's oldest city offers a wide range of outdoor activities, festivals and cultural programs for tourists and locals this fall st. john's • newfoundland • fall • autumn • tourists
Billionaire Belinda wants to lead the Conservatives Former head of Magna International Belinda Stronach threw her hat (or bonnet as the media would describe it) into the ring, hoping to become the first elected leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. belinda stronach • conservative • stephen harper • tony clement • paul martin
Black Pioneers of Literature Profiles of Black authors who overcame humble beginnings and minority status to captivate the world with their novels famous black writers and authors • african writers • popular books by black writers • chimamanda ngozi adichie • zadie smith
Gift Subscriptions for Writers A subscription to a good writers' magazine will keep your writer happy all year long. The Writer, Mslexia, and others provide writing inspiration and advice. writing magazines as gifts • literary presents for writers • magazines for writers • poets and writers • writer magazine
What About the Workers? Part 4 Eugene Adam announces his own suicide. Prematurely! lanti • sat • privat • rudolf rocker • nationalism
17. Wanna Fight? What is fighting between a man and a woman really about? It's a fact that both only want to be respected and adored. What better way to prove you respect someone than to agree to disagree! love • marriage • sex • relationships • aging
An English Lady in the French Colonies: Gabrielle Vassal, Part I A great many female European travelers visited places in the various European empires during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and wrote travel accounts of these places. It has been argued by feminist scholars that many of them wrote differently than their male counterparts, in particular showing more empathy for the individuals they met and including more "feminine" topics. Gabrielle Vassal, and English lady married to a French colonial physician belies this model, and in this 5 part series, I show how she complicates the history of gender and colonialism. Part 1 of a 5 part series.
A New, Bigger Room of Our Own Two award-winning zines on the Net, Perihelion and Conspire, devote their February issue to women writers. poetry • women's poetry • kayday • literature • zines
Re-Presenting Mimesis Part 2 - A Case Study The second part of a series exploring multi-mimesis at work in Wendy Battin's Schoen Tell. multi-mimesis • mimesis • wendy battin • judy malloy • adrienne rich |
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