Intro To Fiction

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This author uses symbols in her stories, including the #4 multiple times

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Amy Tan

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This author doesn't think it's important to put everyone from China into a positive light

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Amy Tan

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This author "felt like an American girl trapped in a Chinese body"

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Amy Tan

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After attending college, this author worked for IBM as a writer of computer manuals

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Amy Tan

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At first, this author felt her first book contract was a "token minority" thing

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Amy Tan

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This author was born the son of a coal miner in Nottingham, England.

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D.H. Lawrence

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This author writes about characters caught between their unsatisfactory relationships with others and their struggle to break free.

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D.H. Lawrence

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This author suffered from Tuberculosis

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D.H. Lawrence

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This author was frequently harassed because his stories included sexually explicit material

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D.H. Lawrence

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This author was born in Dublin, Ireland

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James Joyce

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This author left Ireland for Pais

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James Joyce

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This author wrote a book called DUBLINERS, a group of fifteen short stories begun in 1904.

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James Joyce

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This author wrote about the lives of young people, politicians, and the complacent middle class

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James Joyce

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This author structured his stories around "Epiphanies"

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James Joyce

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This author was born in Lockport, New York, one of three children in a Roman catholic family

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Joyce Carol Oates

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This author received lined tablets and a typewriter at age 14.

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Joyce Carol Oates

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This author has published over seventy books, including over 100 stories

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Joyce Carol Oates

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This writer is a professor at Princeton University

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Joyce Carol Oates

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This author was born to a family of sharecroppers in Notasulga, Alabama

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Zora Neale Hurston

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This author moved to Eatonville, Florida when she was a very young girl

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Zora Neale Hurston

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This author did work with folk culture

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Zora Neale Hurston

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This author published more than any other African American woman writer of her time

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Zora Neale Hurston

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This author was very poor and relied on strangers to live at times

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Zora Neale Hurston

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This author moved his family from Yakima, Washington to Chico, California

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Raymond Carver

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This author grew up in a logging town in Oregon

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Raymond Carver

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This author married at the age of nineteen and had two children

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Raymond Carver

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This author enrolled briefely as a student at Chico College in California

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Raymond Carver

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This author was an African American who was born in Harlem

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James Baldwin

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This author was a preacher/minister while he was still in high school

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James Baldwin

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This author was the son of a clergyman

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James Baldwin

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This author moved to France, where he eventually died of Cancer

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James Baldwin

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This author was born in Oak Park, Illinois, but spent most of his boyhood in Michigan

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Ernest Hemingway

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This author was a reporter for the Kansas City Star

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Ernest Hemingway

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This author killed himself with a shotgun in his Idaho hunting Lodge

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Ernest Hemingway

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This author was born and educated in St. Johns, Antigua, in the West Indies

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Jamaica Kincaid

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his author left Antigua to study in the United States, but found college a "dismal failure"

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Jamaica Kincaid

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Anything about the West Indies, includes this author

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Jamaica Kincaid

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This author writes in a deliberately precise rhythmic style

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Jamaica Kincaid

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This author was born in Wellington, New Zealand

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Katherine Mansfield

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This author studied the cello

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Katherine Mansfield

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This author used concrete images to convey her characters' feelings

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Katherine Mansfield

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This author died at the Gurdieff Institute

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Katherine Mansfield

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This author suffered from Tuberculosis

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Katherine Mansfield

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Our book is an example of an

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Anthology

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This author considered Dublin the "Center of Paralysis"

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James Joyce

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ANYTHING POLITICS

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James Joyce