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Step aside, Lord of the Flies. Free Fall, published 50 years ago, is the novel that announced William Golding's true genius.

Students work in groups to "survive" on separate islands in a class simulation. The object of the game is to group problem solve and to get rescued.

Heroes vying for power, mysterious threats, the prospect of being trapped forever on a tropical island - this description could apply equally to Lost or Lord of the Flies

First serialized as Under Pressure, Frank Herbert's debut novel is as impressive as the author's later and more lauded Dune.

This debut novel has the stunning tag-line THERE IS BUT ONE LAW: EAT OR BE EATEN, and is more reminiscent of Golding's Lord of the Flies than Tarzan or The Truman Show.

Biography and works of William Golding, English novelist, poet and playwright, famous for the novel Lord of the Flies.

British director Peter Brook has produced some of the most significant and influential theatre productions and theoretical works of the twentieth century.

How can students verbally and physically harass a peer to the point of suicide? How can schools tolerate it?

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Fans of ABC's hit TV show now have a new way to decipher clues to the mystery island with the introduction of The Lost Book Club.

Libba Bray has written three extremely successful books for young adults, but that is hardly the most interesting part of her life.

Enid Blyton's The Naughtiest Girl in the School introduces a spoilt only child into a progressive coeducational school.

The title is also how readers will describe your work. Choose it wisely. Your story might never get read by an editor or reader if the title doesn't do its job.

Move over, hot-of-the-press teen fiction, and make room for these modern literary classics which appeal to "young" adults of all ages, especially the teenaged "YA" crowd.

Hollywood's collaboration co-starring Kauai has had a long history. Stunning untouched landscapes lure many productions to the Garden Isle.

Hurricane Katrina's impact on the United States is evident 2 years later, but negative portrayal of African-Americans in the Superdome during this time still unexamined

Got a rejection letter? Instead of hanging that head low, lift it up high. Now, you're part of an elite club of famous writers who went through the exact same thing.

Brief biography of English scientist James Lovelock who introduced the Gaia hypothesis that the Earth is a single living organism evolving to sustain itself.

Find out how to create a theme in relation to your character. Includes Famous Themes, a Writing Exercise, and Theme & Character Examples.

Team Rampage looses once again to Team Rashad making this seasons record 6-0, a special guest comes in to help out Team Rashad.

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This article explores some of the implications of the new Facebook application 'Rate Your Teacher.' Have your teens added it yet?

An index to the complete list of Hugo & Nubula Award winning novels and collections of award winning short fiction from 1946 to the present day, by author and title.

Some movies make you laugh. Some make you cry (in a good way). And others leave you clutching your heart and holding your breath, praying for the whole thing to end.

Out of the Top 100 books of the 20th Century as listed by the Radcliff Publishing Course, 42 are or have been on the banned or challenged book list.

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