
Two soulful and appreciative poems, ever mindful and respectful of the joys and tears of the Scott family.

This is a fantastic memoir of Frank McCourt who grew up as an Irish child in extreme poverty. Despite its serious nature there is humor and this is a true story of survival.

A former resident of Poverty Hill Road returns to his hometown of Jaxon, a former boomtown, to take a drive through his past.

The novel All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque, tells the story of Paul Bäumer, Kemmerich, and their comrades as they fight for Germany against the French in World War I. Using well hidden literary...

When I first wrote this poem I named it "My Nappy Hair." After much criticism a voice in my heart advised me to change the name of my poem because I wasn't describing "My Nappy Hair" but describing a woman who had...

We’re lucky to be seeing anything in cinema that rivals “Meet the Mormons.” But now we have, in “In Emma’s Footsteps.” Because Mormonism is supremely interesting to talk about over any other subject,...

The brightest and loveliest sunflower quotations, sayings, and sentiments to make your day cheerful. This beautiful golden yellow-orange flower makes me smile every time I see one.

Working-class people in the nineteenth century could not get enough of the sensational stories published in the forerunners of today’s tabloids.
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After Hide told Kaneki in Tokyo Ghoul chapters 136 and 137 that he knew he is a ghoul, it looked like Kaneki ate him. Ever since then, Hide wasn't mentioned. But is that really what happened?

This article offers a comprehensive plot summary of 'The Free Radio' and the analysis of Rushdie's most important themes and features.