The writers wrote books to expand their intelligence. ... He wrote his first novel Pamela volume II in 1740, it is a series of familiar letters, and this was the aim of all his works. He also wrote Clarissa in 1748, published in seven volumes. ... Henry Fielding was a play writer and was born at Sharpham Park, England. ... When Richardson's wrote Pamela in 1740, he wrote Joseph Andrews, in 1742. ...
He wrote short stories, essays, poetry and editorials for the school newspaper. Baldwin also received a prize for a short story which he wrote for the church newspaper. ... During the time he spent there, Baldwin wrote and published many of his best works. ... In 1955, Baldwin wrote Giovanni's Room. ... Although he wrote in favor of blacks, he was often put down by black critics for being biased and one-sided. ...
Fitzgerald contributed to the Princeton Tiger and also wrote lyrics for the Princeton Triangle Club musicals. ... Convinced that he would make his riches through his play, The Vegetable, they moved to Great Neck, Long Island, in order to be nearer to Broadway. ... In this manner, he wrote many of his works of literature. ... He put his novel writing on hold and wrote short stories to pay for the psychiatric help for Zelda. ... He wrote a little more than half of his Hollywood novel The Love of the Last Tycoon before he died of a heart attack in Ms. ...
The play Death of a salesman and the novel Catcher in the Rye were written at late 40's. ... However, at the beginning of the novel, Holden wrote "they are nice" (J.D. ... He wrote that "My favorite author is my brother D.B."... Willy also played his role according to those rules. ... Since the novel and the play are so successful and well-known. ...
Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a novel of endless discussion. It is a novel of controversy. It is also a novel in which you refrain from pausing while reading. The novel includes both scenes of romanticism and realism, providing a sharp contrast between the two. Huck repres...
God wrote the ten commandments with his own finger. ... (p.7) Melquiades wrote the parchments, just as Garcia had written this book, deciding exactly what will happen, when it will happen, and how it will happen. Playing this role of God, Melquiades represents Garcia, who knows what will happen, who planned it all out. ...
They are intertwined, and each chapter plays its part in the overall message and themes of the novel. ... Or maybe Steinbeck wrote it so well that we are able to understand the time and place better after we read it. ... Steinbeck wrote not only about their struggles, but the struggles of all people. ...
Charles Dickens wrote his famous novel David Copperfield' in 1870during the reign of Queen Victoria (the Victorian era.) ... He wrote Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha' in the 1990's; although the scene is set in Ireland in the 1960's where great changes were taking place. ... Charles Dickens is similar to Roddy Doyle in the sense that he uses cultural influences, like the era in which he wrote it in, just as Roddy Doyle used his strong Irish Catholic background. ... For example when paddy and his friends are coming home from playing on a building site, they get chased. ... He does t...
She wrote the most powerful antislavery novel ever and it perhaps made her the most influential woman of her time. ... American women have played a large part in building our country. ... This was rare in that time because most authors used men as their protagonist and the women played minor roles. ... When President Lincoln first met Harriet Beecher Stowe, he reportedly called her "the little lady who wrote the book that made this big war" (McMichael 1561). ...
Henry James work was remarkable and outstanding in his lifetime he put out 112 tales, 20 novels, 2 columns of auto biography and part of a third, travel essays and books, 3,000 pages of literary criticism, and 16 plays. ... From 1882 to 1889 he wrote many short stories and short novels. James wrote 3 novels about politics and art: The Bostonians (1886), The Princess Casamassima (1886) which was a very good book in my opinion the characters again were outstanding. ... His works were successful some plays weren't suck as good but the fiction and the short stories we remarkable. ...
In this novel, Zola wrote about the nature of human beings "their animal instincts. ... Frankenstein tried to "play- God and his creation turned against him and the rest of humankind. ... However, Mary Shelley was well educated by her father, and wrote a novel that included ideas that only well educated people could understand. ... The weather also played a role in demonstrating feelings. ... Mary Shelley wrote a scary story about unusual events. ...
The use of the witch idea played upon the fears of people at that time as some individuals still suspected those who worked in the field of alchemy. Shelley also refers to "Cornelius Agrippa" throughout the book who himself wrote many volumes on the philosophy of the occult. ... While Frankenstein is creating the monster, he is effectively playing God, but does he have the right? ... As many people were trying to make this gloomy discovery, Shelley played upon this and used a character that eventually does go on to create "life from dead matter". ... William is playing hide and seek when...
Harper Lee wrote an extraordinary novel, describing life and the way we are as people in society. Her book set an example for all people to learn off of. Lee's novel that was fist published in 1960, was a huge success. The book was such a revolution it was later made into a movie. The book was ...
Carson McCullers wrote her first novel when she was only twenty-three, and it became a literary sensation. The Member of the Wedding was a prize-winning Broadway play and motion picture. ... The color, playing cards, and a bell are some symbols that help understand the point of the novel. ... Playing cards represented the rules and regulations of the game. Frankie, John Henry, and Berenice played cards two times during the story. ...
This was a game, like bridge, in which you said things instead of playing cards. Like bridge you had to pretend you were playing for money or playing for some stakes. ... He wrote in great detail what these soldiers went through in the frontlines of battle. ...
Holden wrote a paper on Ancient Egyptians once and received an "F" on it. ... Holden takes a girl out to a play named Sally and is excited to finally go out on a date. They go to a play together but during the intermission Sally flirts with a boy next to her. ... Nevertheless, Holden still goes to the ice skating rink after the play. ...
Adrian also has an on-again-off-again relationship with the love of his life, Pandora which is a plays a major part in his life throughout the course of his diary. ... Throughout the whole novel, the person Adrian talks about most is Pandora, whom he liked for the whole period of time he wrote in his diary. ...
When his more humble and peaceful side comes into play, he begins to doubt his actions. ... Whereas this story takes a plunge deep into the workings of the human mind, the fact remains that Dostoyevsky wrote Crime and Punishment as a model to show what can happen when one commits a sin and makes the mistake of confusing ideas with reality. ...
The time Shelley wrote Frankenstein a lot of scientific experiments were being made into trying to bring mammals back alive and the social scene she was in there was a lot of free love, which could and did end with unwanted children. ... Nurture at this point is the most prevalent thing here because Frankenstein is missing and not playing his role as a figurehead and an example to follow, the experiences the creation is having are shaping him into the murderer he will soon become. ...
She is a gossip and has no problem trying to take control of other people's lives by playing "matchmaker". ... Even though she knows that meddling with other people's lives can be dangerous, she continues to play "matchmaker" throughout the novel. ... As Austen so aptly wrote, "With insufferable vanity had she believed herself in the secret of everybody's destiny. ...
Huck knew this and decided to play another trick on Jim, and this was to pretend that nothing had happened and that he was just asleep the whole time. When Jim figured out that Huck was playing a trick he was deeply cut, really hurt and felt a bit betrayed. ... He is telling himself to do this because mainly society is telling him to and this would appease his conscience, also after he wrote the letter he felt good and washed clean of a huge burden and this was just writing the letter, not sent yet. ...
