Articles related to "Prose"



Blue Angel: Prose, Francine
Manipulation, Sex and Politics Gone Haywire at College: A Review of Francine Prose's "Blue Angel" A surprising look at seduction, manipulation, political correctness,
• college • prose • book • review • seduction

Abrams on the Hippie Trail: A Wander Through the Prose (The Long of It)
I promised to share at length the many worthwhile extracts I had from Abrams' diary. Here they are, presenting a casual wander through what I felt were the highlights of this piece.
• abrams diary

Biblical Prose: Narrative and Discourse
A short article on Biblical narrative and discourse. The aim of the article is simply to introduce the reader to the topic of narrative and discourse pointing out ideas that have been seen in the previous articles.
• biblical prose • narrative • discourse • lectio divina • old testament

Christina's Sibiya's Lament: A Prose Poem
This prose poem and short biographical note portrays the life of Christina Sibiya, wife of the Zulu king, Solomon kaDinuzulu, who left him after 16 years of marriage.
• south africa • zulu • zulu king • zulu kingdom • veneral disease

Love Poetry/Prose Contest
enter a personal love poem or romantic letter to win a book of sonnets for Valentine's
• poetry • love • love poetry • romantic poetry • romantic letters

Preemie Prose: Welcome to Holland
Contains "Welcome to Holland," a well-known thought upon the birth of a premature child.
• premature birth • alternative birth

The Word of God: Prose and Poetry
This article begins a new series on the topic of "The Bible As Literature." To introduce the topic, a short commentary on Dei Verbum 12 will be made. This will be followed later on by an explanation of the characteristics of biblical prose and poetry and finally, examples of each as found in the books of the scriptures will be treated.
• biblical prose • poetry • literature • dei verbum 12 • the bible as literature

22. EDITING DIALOGUE:
Discusses one thing to avoid in romance dialogues and a technique (introspection, inner dialogue) often used in romances and of great benefit in many other genres
• dialogue • romance • writing • editing • polishing

22. EDITING DIALOGUE: PART 4 - DIALOGUE IN ROMANCES
Discusses one thing to avoid in romance dialogues and a technique (introspection, inner dialogue) often used in romances and of great benefit in many other genres
• dialogue • romance • writing • editing • polishing

22. EDITING DIALOGUE: PART 4 - DIALOGUE IN ROMANCES
Discusses one thing to avoid in romance dialogues and a technique (introspection, inner dialogue) often used in romances and of great benefit in many other genres
• dialogue • romance • writing • editing • polishing

A few thoughts....
Prose by Loribeth Hawkeye
• native american • american indian • prose

A Few Thoughts....Poems and Prose for the month.
Prose by Loribeth Hawkeye for the month of April.
• american indian • native american • articles • prose • poems

A Sample Biblical Narrative: The Story of Ruth
We begin sampling a biblical narrative by reading the Book of Ruth. I have chosen it because it is short (just four chapters), it is about migrant women (and therefore very timely), and it is just the kind of story that can raise a lot of discussions (this will become obvious as we proceed). The article is divided into three parts. The first part presents a brief outline of the Book of Ruth. The second part explains some customs and ideas found in the story that may appear strange to the reader. The third part offers some tips for reading the narrative.
• ruth • old testament • biblical prose • levirate law • next-of-kin

Death of the Great American Novel?
Diana E. Sheets argues that the publishing industry has made it impossible for great prose to be published and that the Great American Novel of this age cannot be written
• great american novel • publishing industry • great literature • good prose • good writing

How to Write Alliterations
Whether it is for teaching phonics or writing a children's book, alliterations can be fun for everyone.
• alliteration • write • how • project • homeschool

Luci Tapahonso's Blue Horses Rush In
Luci Tapahonso's Blue Horses Rush In is like a journey through her life through prose and poetry.
• navajo culture • luci tapahonso • native-american literature • native-american writers • poetry

Progressive Versus Simple Tense
This article explains and demonstrates why simple past or present tense verbs are usually preferable to progressive tense verbs.
• verbs • simple • progressive • past • present

Rejection: We All Must Deal
This article deals with the common trait shared by all writers -- rejection. How do we deal with it? Can we turn it into something creative?
• creative writing • rejection • fiction • editor • story

Sample Discourse: Paul's Letter to Philemon
A sample biblical discourse is presented here for study, Paul's Letter to Philemon. Among the letters of St. Paul, there is one that is short, very personal and one that lends itself quite well as an illustration for our discussions on biblical discourse. I refer to the Letter to Philemon, a document that dates back to the latter years of Paul's missionary sorties around the Mediterranean.
• bible • prose • letter • new testament • paul

Sampling Mark Part 2 (Mk 2:1-3:6): Encountering Jesus
The article is part two of our section in Sampling the Gospel of Mark. This one is a reading guide to Mark 2:1 - 3:6, a section that deals with Jesus' controversies with the leaders of this time. I call it "Encountering Jesus" because it is here where, by comparison and contrast, we get to know what Jesus stood for vis-a-vis the accepted religious and social standards of his times.
• scriptures • biblical prose • new testament • gospel • mark

Summertime Surfing Websites for Writers
A new batch of websites to hone your writing skills and new places to peddle your polished prose
• writer • writing • travel writing • prose

Trying for Tight Topics
Utilizing the all-new TIN method (Topic Index Number), any writer can find the right scope for their topic.
• historical • writing • writer • editor • topic

WHAT WOMEN ARE CAPABLE OF
PERSONAL QUOTES ON LIFE AS A WOMAN
• woman • women • love • life • emotion

Writing Erotica
Ideas and resources for writing erotic literature
• erotica • writing erotica • erotic resources • erotic prose

In Winter Light
Here's an experiment in a combination of prose and poetry, moving back and forth in time. It is based on a conversation I had with a high school teacher on the beauty of nature in winter.
• caring for the soul • soul • caring • care • winter light

A Place Called Wiregrass: Morris
Review of A Place Called Wiregrass by Michael Morris, an absorbing tale of people trying to rise above the margins of their lives in the South.
• novel • fiction • southern • spousal abuse • wife beating

Be a Web Writer
Could you be a web writer? The Internet is a huge showcase for those who want to write. Pick and choose where you write but go ahead and grab your byline!
• write • writer • author • showcase • internet

First Language Lessons For The Well-Trained Mind
This book is a great bargain and a great book for beginners or experienced homeschoolers alike. In 200 lessons expanding over 2 years, taking very little time out of your day, you will be scripted on how to present language lessons in an extremely thorough but fun way.
• well • trained • mind • well-trained • susan

Kerouac Revisited
A look back at the significance and the theory of Jack Kerouac's Spontaneous Prose
• buddhism • jack kerouac • literature • theory • literary theory

Los Angeles The Other City: Part I
The Beat movement offered a series of questions as writers attempted to create a new movement. Among them if their efforts would produce a lasting effect on the art world. This article seeks to explore the lasting legacy of the beats, by studying in depth the works of newer contemporary writers operating within the beat tradition.
• los angeles • san francisco • beat movement • prose • poetry

Passive Voice and Passive Writing
This article outlines the basic elements of passive voice and passive writing. It gives tips to help you identify it, and guidelines to follow when removing it.
• passive writing • passive voice • active voice • showing • not telling

Poet Alison Townsend
Alison Townsend is the author of two books of poetry, "The Blue Dress" and "What The Body Knows". She has an amazing ability to convey deep sorrow in her delicate poems.
• alison townsend poetry • the blue dress • townsend prose poems • emotive poetry • what the body knows

Read More, Write Better Fiction
I've shaken my head many times after hearing a writer proclaim that they don't read much. That's like a Doctor with no Med degree. Great writers are also great readers!
• writing fiction • reading • genres • pacing • plotting

Simple Steps to Better Writing
Whether writing articles for publication, essays for friends, autobiographies or business communications, get the point across with clear and concise prose.
• writing • better writing • improve your writing • writers • prose

Time to Prune the Deadwood
Impressive? Or just trying to sound that way?
• editing your writing • avoiding high-falutin language • omitting purple prose • using vocabularly properly • avoiding excessive verbiage

Word-Wise Writing
Tips and techniques from poetry can be used to engage the reader in all types of prose. Here's the secrets to better writing, in any genre.
• improve writing • poetry techniques • stronger prose • writing secrets • tips for better writing in any genre

Can't You Get Over It?
Do well meaning relatives and friends tell you that you should be "over it by now"? Tell them to keep their rocks to themselves.
• kara • jones • kota • press • grief

Chinese Poetry: Wild Grass
Father of modern Chinese Literature weaves brilliant imagery with modern anecdotes in his portrayal of early twentieth century China.
• lu hsun • lu xun • chinese poetry • prose poems • wild grass

Herodotus, the Father of History
By applying skeptical inquiry with a shift from poem to prose, an ancient Greek writer becomes Herodotus, the first historian.
• herodotus • herodotus the father of history • the histories • herodotus’ historical method • herodotus’ prose

Narrative Beginnings
The entry piece to a book-length narrative poem holds even more importance than it would in a general collection. Mary Jo Bang and Ruth Whitman share a technique.
• poetry • poetry exercise • exercise in poetry • novel-in-verse • lyric narrative

SF for My Mother
My mother, a confirmed romance and mystery reader, has agreed to try some science fiction and fantasy. What's in the first batch I'm giving her?
• fiction • science fiction • fantasy • mystery • romance

Thomas Cole: Artist and Poet
As one who dabbles with landscape painting myself, I find Thomas Cole to be truly an inspiration.
• art • artist • thomas • cole • painter

Top Ten Poems for College Students
Students are not always naturally inclined to love poetry. In honor of National Poetry Month, check out these poems.
• top ten poems • poetry for college students • poems students love • creative writing courses • national poetry month


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