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Learning to Write a Literature Term Paper

Great resource for Literature and English majors, and people in writing intensive classes—plus ideal for literature lovers! Focuses on term paper writing, especially for literature.

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[from amaah] Poem for Display in an Inaccessible Location

Second-hand poetry has been linked to the cancer of unanswerable questions.

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[from amaah] Up from the Cellar

pondering Josef Fritzl and his crimes by way of a review of Elfriede Jelinek's works. "The performance takes place in the very much smaller cellar dungeon in Amstetten – daily, nightly."

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[from amaah] The guilty vicarage: Notes on the detective story, by an addict, By W.H. Auden

The interest in the thriller is the ethical and eristic conflict between good and evil, between Us and Them. The interest in the study of a murderer is the observation, by the innocent many, of the sufferings of the guilty one. the dialectic of innocence

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[from amaah] I Write in Brooklyn. Get Over It.

As you may have heard, all the writers are in Brooklyn these days. It's the place to be. You're simply not a writer if you don't live here. Google "brooklyn writer" and you'll get, Did you mean: the future of literature as we know it?

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Jonathan Lethem: author's website

Writer Jonathan Lethem's website kicks so much ass!! Check his links. Check The Promiscuous Materials project. WORD.

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[from amaah] Socks Ball

a cloud of moving chaos. They were loudmouthed too, the boys. Insults catapulted from their mouths like spat phlegm. All in the basest Ga, the language they dreamed in but were forbidden to speak at school. "Your head like calabash."

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[from amaah] Subject and History in Selected Works by Abdulrazak Gurnah, Yvonne Vera, and David Dabydeen (pdf)

Erik Falk's dissertation. A very close reading on Abdulrazak Gurnah's three great novels, insightful also on Vera. Dislocation, exile and entanglements are the themes.

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[from amaah] The poet of collision

James Ellroy expounds on Dashiell Hammett's day job. Dashiell Hammett was allegedly offered five Gs to perform a contract hit. It is most likely a mythic premise. He was a Pinkerton operative at the time. A stooge for Anaconda Copper made the offer.

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[from jaz] Metafiction

Metafiction is a type of fiction which self-consciously addresses the devices of fiction.

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[from amaah] George Melly

Among his many unguilty pleasures—Marlboro Lights, Irish whiskey, bacon and eggs, blue jokes, smoke-filled dives where the music wandered on till four in the morning, voracious sex with good-looking men and women—George Melly especially liked to fish.

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[from amaah] Has the novel been murdered by the mob?

the twisted dynamic of the form's readership. The American novel - unlike its French, German, or even British counterparts - was not designed to run on small drip fuel. It begs for big shelf space, bulging reading groups, room to be talked about.

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[from amaah] On Why and When Fiction Writers First Publish

To begin I posit that the apprenticeship period of a writer, before a publishable novel is completed, lasts approximately eight years and involves three components: 1) lots of writing, much of it crap, an unfinished or rejected opus or three, a novel that

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[from amaah] Man Booker International judges honour Chinua Achebe

The £60,000 Man Booker International prize goes today to the Nigerian author Chinua Achebe and not a little too soon. Things Fall Apart beats Heart of Darkness... I called it a year ago... Now to finish the series (only 32 more to go). Next step: Profit?

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[from amaah] Man Booker International judges honour Chinua Achebe | News | Guardian Unlimited Books

The £60,000 Man Booker International prize goes today to the Nigerian author Chinua Achebe and not a little too soon. Things Fall Apart beats Heart of Darkness... I called it a year ago... Now to finish the series (only 32 more to go). Next step: Profit?

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