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Harvest Festival Book Sale

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I visited a book sale yesterday and enjoyed the crisp fall air. Join us today to learn more!

The Writing Post September 26, 2021 Blog

Last week, this week: A week in review and a look ahead

Literature. Writing. Blogging. Reading.
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Today, we are taking a look at last week’s posts and we are taking a peek at upcoming posts for this week! Join us to learn more!

The Writing Post September 5, 2021 Blog, Home

The Reading of Oz: Chapter thirteen and fourteen (summary and analysis)

Reading. Writing. Literature. Blogging.
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Today we venture back into The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by summarizing and analyzing Chapter Thirteen and Fourteen of the book! Join us to learn more!

The Writing Post August 23, 2021 Blog, Home

Reading Month: John Keats and “This living hand”

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We continue Reading Month by looking at some poetry from John Keats. Join me today as we take a look!

The Writing Post March 5, 2021 Blog

A look at the poem “Knock Knock” by Daniel Beaty

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I love this poem, so join us as we take a look at it for today’s post!

The Writing Post December 4, 2020 Blog

The most evil books ever written (real and fake)!

Authors. Writers. Books. Poems. Literature History.
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We are taking a look at some evil books today, both real and fiction.

The Writing Post October 20, 2020 Blog

A few really (really) long books

Authors. Writers. Books. Poems. Literature History.
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Today we are going to look at some really long novels.

The Writing Post September 1, 2020 Blog

Should you pay to enter a writing contest?

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Should you spend money to enter a writing contest? It’s kind of a complicated question.

The Writing Post August 21, 2020 Blog

Knowledge on fire: why does book burning happen?

Authors. Writers. Books. Poems. Literature History.
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Wherever there is knowledge, there will be those who look to remove it, because facts and evidence can stand contrary to entire parties—and that really upsets oligarchs, demagogues, and dictators. For today’s post, let’s take a look at the world as Ray Bradbury envisioned it in Fahrenheit 451 (1953) and try to understand why burning books happens.

The Writing Post August 10, 2020 Blog

The trial of “Howl” and its impact on poetry

Authors. Writers. Literature. Poem. Allen Ginsberg.
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In the same way I wonder about how people could possibly burn books or ban them (and it doesn’t matter how progressive you think the modern era is—there are always people), how is it that we can take artists and writers to task for what they write or for the thought crimes they allegedly commit?

The Writing Post August 4, 2020 Blog

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