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Writers Who Burned Their Works
It may be a gross misconception, but from a literary perspective it seems somewhat misguided and even painful to ask many authors […]
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The Place of Women in Literature
The female text in literature has long remained an unexplored black continent, a lost point of reference – “Big” (i.e. masculine) prose […]
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The Image of Christ in Literature
It is difficult to imagine another image so ubiquitous in literature as the image of Jesus Christ. Paradoxically, as an icon of […]
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Along the Paths of Magical Realism
The term magical realism first appeared in the 1920s. It is a special direction in artistic art, which first received such a […]
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Fitzgerald and Hemingway: Doomed to Friendship
The most striking writerly friendship in American literature, strange as it may sound, contains many pitfalls. Matthew Brookley, publisher of many works […]
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Famous Private Libraries
Since the time of the ancient city of Alexandria, libraries have been considered a social asset, so everyone was free to use […]