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    Raymond Carver was a contemporary short story writer who is often credited with reviving what was thought to be a dying literary form. In many of his works he often paralleled his own life with that of his characters. In his collection of short stories called Short Cuts there are many similarities between the characters and their lives and Carver himself. Raymond Carver married young, at the age of eighteen, to Maryann Burk who was sixteen at the time. They had two kids together and each worked…

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    R. L. Stine Essay

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    He had a huge impact in this world, by entertaining many kids with his awesome books he has written throughout his career. As by now, we all probably know about the R. L. Stine. You probably know him by his serious of books called Goosebumps. Being one of the most famous writers of the 20th century, especially when it comes to horror fiction. So today, let’s take a look at R. L. Stine: first, we’re going to look at his early life and his occupations; secondly, by recognizing his accomplishment…

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    Dr. Seuss Analysis

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    Massachusetts and died on September 24, 1991 (Thomas, 2015).He is one of the most celebrated and influential children's book author owing to his vivid imagination and captivating writing skills. During the span of his career, he had written more than 60 books. In the initial years of his career, Seuss was a film director, a designer for advertisement and a political cartoonist (Shelly Schwartz, 2017). Quite a good number of his books won awards owing to the fact that he had a unique writing…

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    The paper attempts to study psyche aspect of Diasporic woman by analysing the characters in the short stories collection of Chitra’s ‘Arranged Marriage’ and Jhumpa’s ‘Unaccustomed Earth’, Both are the Diasporic Indian Writers, who are well known in the field of writing. The psyche of the diasporic Indian woman can be seen vividly in the collection of short stories, ‘Arranged Marriage’ and ‘Unaccustomed Earth’. Chitra is known for the unique style of writing , which is quite different from other…

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    Potter Richardson. The reason for her name change was because her family did not like the career path she chose for herself, so she no longer wanted ties with her family. She is known for writing stories that relate to the Caribbean culture. After moving to the United States at 17, she began writing for the New Yorker. One of her first pieces of fiction that she wrote was the short story, “Girl.” The short story was written in 1983. It is a one sentence lecture from a mother to her daughter. The…

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    England author who rose to prominence in the mid-20th century (Moyer par. 1-2), reveals himself in his stories, to readers who look closely enough. Arguably Updike’s most famous short story, “A&P,” delves into the essence of Updike as a flawed human, through his character Sammy. The characterization of Sammy in the short story “A&P,” seems influenced by Updike’s own childhood, ailments, and beliefs. John Updike’s…

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    was good for him. But, it was not the name Irving Washington that was getting the credit just yet. Irving went under many different pseudonyms. He was not just a short story writer, he also was an essayist, historian, journalist, and biographer. Irving is known as the “First American man of letters”, and “The creator of the American short story”(Bomarito). He explored many different genres of writing, and that is why he is one of the greatest of all time. Irving was the youngest of eleven…

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    The word “family” often has the connotation of a warm, loving environment, yet a family can also be distant and show autonomy between individuals. This idea of autonomy between individuals within the family can cause a scornful environment for its members. A fruitless environment, such as the one in William Faulkner’s novel As I Lay Dying, can cause the individuals in a family to split and become egotistical. In William Faulkner’s novel As I Lay Dying, he depicts autonomy within the Bundren…

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    newspaper seller in from 1941 t0 1951 Ray published the “Weird Tales”, which was his first science fiction story. In 1947 Ray married the love of his life Marguerite “Maggie” McClure and Ray published his first short-story collection titled “Dark Carnival”. Ray focused on his writing career in order to pay the bills, while Maggie worked for an advertising agency. Ray had a tremendous love the circus and carnivals.…

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    attending college, Hawthorne started his writing career when he served as the editor of American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge while he was living in Boston. While he was there he met the poet Thomas Green Fessenden who offered him an interview to be a weigher and gauger for the Boston Custom House, he was accepted and started working on January 17, 1839. While renting a room during his time working in Boston he wrote several short stories which he sent to various annuals and…

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