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A brief look at the life of author Robert Bloch
Today, we look at writer Robert Bloch’s contribution to literature!
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Authors and their April birthdays
With the drudgery of winter nearly over, we can look at the pleasantly cool (and sometimes warm) spring mornings that are offered up like so…
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A Few Essential Christmas Poems
Today we have a few popular poems to look at for the Christmas season. Read along with us to learn more!
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Blog Update: Rebranding and Monetization
The blog keeps me busy when I am active, so today we talk about the future of the blog and what I plan to do…
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Exploring Vengeance in Literature: From The Punisher to Frankenstein
Vengeance in literature occurs all the time and across many genres and stories. Today we examine a few examples from comic books, short stories, and…
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Posted On Blog“The Judge’s House” by Bram Stoker: Science and Superstition
Today, we summarize and analyze “The Judge’s House” by Bram Stoker. Read along to learn more!
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Word of the Week: Vengeance
Today, we define vengeance to help us with this week’s posts, which include a haunted house story, a spooky film, and an author’s biography!
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The strange disappearance and death of Ambrose Bierce
Today we look at the mysterious death of Ambrose Bierce. Read along to learn more!
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Literary reads and recommendations for October
Today, I offer some October recommendations for budding writers! Check it out!
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Posted On Blog“Fall, Leaves, Fall” by Emily Bronte: Analysis
Today, we analyze Emily Bronte’s “Fall, Leaves, Fall” for the autumn season. Read along to learn more!
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Posted On BlogWhat is horror? Definition and Examples of Conventions
Today we look at horror as a genre. What makes it tick? Read along to find out more!
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New home, new possibilities, and Emily Dickinson
Today I share a poem about home by Emily Dickinson because sometimes you have to pick up your roots and move to where it’s more…
