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Soldier’s Home

How is the title of the story ironic?

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The Kindle and The Fate of Books

Some thoughts from a former bookseller and paper enthusiast.

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Omen of Good Things to Come

DeWitt Wallace claimed he had four pieces of luck when giving birth to The Reader’s Digest.

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Zombies Unlimited

Zombie Unlimited is a lovers book.

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Harry Potter or Twilight?

What do you think?

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Wuthering Heights, a Review

The concept of doubles throughout the book.

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Important Quotes and Analysis From Sons and Lovers

The chapter begins by describing Paul, who seems to be bonding very closely with the females in the family, namely his tomboy sister Annie and mother Gertrude, while his brother William is away and his father is disconnected with him due to his drunkenness.

One day Paul jumped off the sofa and landed on Annie’s favorite and broke it. Annie was obviously upset, but Paul was even more so. So, he decides to sacrifice the doll by burning and smashing it to pieces.

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Interpretation and Escape Fiction

Interpretation and escape fiction can give us many moments of good reading. In interpretation reading we get enjoyment and understanding of the people and the world around us. From escape literature we get a sense of fun and high adventure. It takes us out of our every day world and into the world of imagination.

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Dante’s Inferno

Dante Alighieri’s work, The Inferno, is a classic written in the 1300’s, which has become today’s Bible of Hell. This allegorical writing is connected by the theme of evil. In The American Heritage Dictionary, evil is defined as something that causes harm, misfortune or destruction, or something that is bad or wrong. Dante does understand the essential meaning of evil; however, he breaks up his view of evil into levels, which tells the reader that he believes that not all evil is the same, and each sin has a respective punishment. Although Dante’s interpretation is from the 1300s, his idea of evil is still manifest in today’s society.

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Hamlet: Play Versus Film

Discussion of the similarities and differences between the written play and film for Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

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