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    Stephen King

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    Introduction Stephen King is known for horror and suspense‚ and he is the master of writing horror books (Kraft 1). Stephen King was born in Portland‚ Maine‚ on September 21‚ 1947. King is identified as a writer of horror fiction mostly because of three novels he published under the genre of horror (Senf 3). In the essay ”The Horror Writer and the Ten Bears” it reveals King’s familiarity with that tradition. In the essay it describes his personal fears in ascending order of importance. Some of

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    Secrets

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    Secrets Promise you’ll keep my secret --- these words have echoed down the corridors of time. Since time immemorial secrets have been an integral part and parcel of human life --- whether personal or professional! From your youth until the day we die‚ we share secrets with others and are told secrets by others. These secrets range from casual‚ gossipy secrets to heart-rending‚ life-altering ones. Some of these secrets are hidden mysteries beyond the understanding of the human mind‚ also known as

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    Edgar Allan Poe lost many loved ones throughout his life. Poe lost his mother‚ his adoptive mother‚ his wife Virginia‚ and a young lover; the many deaths of Poe’s loved ones impacted his writing very much. First‚ in 1829 when Edgar Allan Poe wrote the poem Alone it was the same year that his adoptive mother died from tuberculosis. In the poem Alone Poe states “all I lov’d—I lov’d alone—” which means that whenever he had loved someone or something he loved it alone‚ with no one to love it with him

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    Edgar Allan Poe has perhaps the most peculiar life and literary career of any author in the Romantic and Gothic American literary movement. As the creator of the science fiction genre failed to reach fame before his demise‚ there is much speculation about what type of legacy he should hold. Poe is one of the only American writers that critics either celebrate as a genius or despise as a failure with misgiven fame. He uses contradicting ideas to create thought-provoking works with aspects of horror

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    Edgar Allan Poe was a very brilliant writer and a poet. He often expressed his emotions in his poems or articles. Most of them were very expressive and had lots of deep thought put into them. A majority of his poems and articles were very sad and dark thinking. He lost many of his family members from tuberculosis. He lost his mother‚ his foster-mother‚ his brother‚ and his wife. Poe’s life influenced Annabel Lee a lot by making it sad and dark. The reason it was sad and dark is because of

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    Stephen Spender

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    Stephen Spender’s "My Parents Kept Me from Children who were Rough" has as the focal point of the poem conveyed in the title itself. The verb ’keep’ with reference to the context of the poem implies "preventing". However‚ an analysis will bring to light that the verb’keep’ also has its own negative connotations as in the illegitimate "keep". Therefore it also indicates the deed of holding a person "illegally". The notion that the parents were obdurate on restraining the speaker from such company

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    Prose Commentary

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    Lanark: Prose Commentary 1 Lanark  Prose Commentary Retno Widyanti This extract from Lanark ‚written by Alasdair Gray‚ is a highly evocative piece of narrative prose. Set within a church in Lenzies‚ Glasgow‚ the excerpt illustrates the loss of love and theloss of self-belief which are inextricably intertwined for the character Duncan Thaw. Writtenin a post-modern style‚ it is also representative of the subjectivity of perception and its abilityto change with the passage of time. Duncan is forced

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    Stephen Crane’s "The Open Book": Determinism‚ Objectivity‚ and Pessimism In Stephen Crane’s short story "The Open Boat"‚ the American literary school of naturalism is used and three of the eight features are most apparent‚ making this work‚ in my opinion‚ a good example of the school of naturalism. These three of the eight features are determinism‚ objectivity‚ and pessimism. They show‚ some more than others‚ how Stephen Crane viewed the world and the environment around him. Determinism

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    Alex distracted threaded her fingers through blonde hair as she read her emails and fine-tuned a few details for drops scheduled for the last weeks of the year. She noticed as Piper lowered her book “Evidence of Things Unseen” by Wiggins‚ and checked the time for the thousand time. It made Alex quietly chuckled‚ infinitely amused by Piper‚ who couldn’t be more obvious about her birthday “surprise” if she had walked around with a sign around her neck. • Hey – Alex asked‚ stopping Piper from standing

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    Honors English II 12 August 2013 Sue Monk Kidd: The Secret Life of Bee’s Very rarely do readers ever come across a book that they can relate to in various ways. The Secret Life of Bees is a captivating novel that uses extraordinary characters that engage readers to continue the novel. It influences them in ways that may change their experience of life. Sue Monk Kidd gives the main character‚ Lily Owens‚ many traits that which make this book even more delightful and exciting to read and more relatable

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