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    Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in Covent Garden, London, England. He was more often known as William Turner and it could be said that he showed his talents from a very young age, as young as ten years old. Though he showed his artistic ability at such a young age the question then, remains what struggles grew as he did? He inherited his name from his uncle that he was sent to live with at a young age, due to his mother’s admission to Beldam or a “hospital for the mentally ill.” As a…

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    Zora Neale Hurston was known to be a great author. One novel that she is known better known for is "The Eyes Were Watching God." She also has written many short stories and plays. Zora was an extraordinary promoter to African American Culture. She was often criticized for some of her work, but she never let criticism stop her from being the person she wanted to be. She make sure she strive for the best and did not let anyone get in her way. Zora was born on January 7, 1891 in Notasulga, Alabama…

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    being the whitest part of her body describing it as fish-white and spooky. She seems to be upset with the idea that Miss Moore has of gathering all the neighborhood kids around the mail box to give them some lesson in which she wants no part in. The short story The Lesson written by Toni Cade Bambara was written in the time of 1972, and seems to have taken place during the summer time in one of New York City’s Harlem “ghetto” neighborhoods. With Sylvia as one of the main characters and also the…

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    Racism is not a good thing unless you want to be just like Donald Trump who hates everyone who isn’t his race. I picked the short film “Video” by Randy Yang. This short film is about this white lady “arguing” with an African American homeless man while 2 African Americans were walking home from school. The homeless was selling books for money. The lady told him to stop living off of Obama Care and get a real job like a normal person. But the real question is what is normal? The two teenagers…

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    recording a monthly segment for NPR. Later David release his first collection of short stories, first one was barrel fever in 1994, in 1995 Ira glass started hosting the weekly hour-long at chicago public radio, David was a frequent contributor. he started publishing his essays in esquire and the New Yorker, the literary career,sedrais produce numerous work of attention capturing books with substanel essays and short stories. In december 2008 Binghamton University, awarded David an…

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    Eudora Welty's A Worn Path

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    stated that “In addition to her many short stories, Eudora Welty published novels, essays, reviews, an autobiography, a fantasy story for children, and a volume of photographs of Mississippi during the Depression”(Swanson, 3). Published in 1941, “A Worn Path” takes a humorous outlook to an unfortunate…

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    A Life of Misery into Misery as Literature: Edgar Allan Poe Edgar Allan Poe is said to be one of the greatest writers of our time as he is considered by others as the "father of horror and mystery" (Hutchisson). His poems and stories chill the blood of many from this day on. His works have been honored and studied since his death for over a hundred years. He can be referred as a true American genius of our time. However, Edgar Allan Poe differs from your typical writer since he wrote to support…

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    Richard Connell was born on October 17, 1893, in Poughkeepsie, New York. Most well-known for his short story Most Dangerous Game. He also wrote over 300 other short stories along with writing some screenplays in Hollywood. Richard Connell He won the O. Henry Memorial Prize, the prize for best short story, twice for his short stories “A Friend of Napoleon” and “The Most Dangerous Game.” Connell was the son of a writer for a local newspaper who became a congressman and influenced him very much.…

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    move to his old home in a small Louisiana parish. Her life in Louisiana affected her writings late. One of the main conflicts in this time was the conflict between the whites and the blacks, and the racial issues. She depicted this conflict in her short story “Desiree's Baby”. Desiree was the adopted daughter of Monsieur and Madame Valmondé, who were wealthy Creoles in Louisiana. She was courted by the son of another wealthy, well-known and respected Creole family, Armand. They appear very…

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    Heron” was Jewett’s best known short story. Sarah Orne Jewett’s first ambition in life was to become a doctor, however her poor health had prevented this is happening. Jewett’s father would take her along with him on his medical calls to help build her strength back up. While on the trips, Jewett found her writing material. Once graduation, Jewett began writing short stories, as well as poetry, children’s books, and two novels. Jewett was fascinated, throughout her career, with relationships…

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