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Literature
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29/01/2014
Literary vs Real Life (and Death) Hitmen
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A must for readers and writers of thrillers: “A group of researchers at the Center for Applied Criminology at Birmingham City University...
26/01/2014
Genre Writers
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“In genre fiction, it’s not like that. People usually begin their careers by having their writing rejected by their undergrad creative wri...
13/01/2014
American Literature in Exile
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“A recently lecturing Englishman is reported to have noted the unenviable primacy of the United States among countries where the struggle ...
09/01/2014
Purpose of Literature
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“Authors tend to write more miserable books about 10 years after an economic downturn, a study has claimed.” “Researchers compared the num...
08/01/2014
Read to Succeed
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“Ten reasons why reading good books is a key to success: * Reading good books has the side effect of inducing feelings of optimism, peace...
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31/12/2013
Books of Mass Destruction
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Books… “Like any powerful tool, while it is considered to be the key to changing our lives by some, others may consider it to be a weapon o...
28/12/2013
Body-shifting through literature
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“We already knew that good stories can put you in someone else’s shoes in a figurative sense. Now we’re seeing that something may also be ha...
Read Novels for a Better You
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“Love of reading is the key not only to further learning and knowledge, but also to a better and more fulfilled life with unlimited enjoymen...
Read Novels before casting judgment
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“In American legal discourse, empathy is often portrayed as less respectable than Satan. Judges are presented as elements in the vast econom...
17/12/2013
How to write a novel
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How do writers come up with story ideas and turn them into novels? “If one idea in particular seems attractive, and you feel you could do s...
Market Driven Death to Literature
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“There is an unholy practice to bring fundamentalism, capitalism and even politics into literature and culture. Literature goes beyond any r...
24/11/2013
Read fiction to build personal wealth
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There “is money in books.” … “Don’t expect, however, to find explicit tips on spending, saving, and investing baked into the texts like mes...
Fiction key to understanding the real life
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“People do not read fiction or watch films as observers. Rather they are drawn to participate in the story, making it reality. This has seve...
17/11/2013
Reading and Common Humanity
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“In all the academic fluff that is thrown at us when high-brow people start blabbing about the importance of reading, this is never mentione...
09/11/2013
Why fiction is irresistible
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"How come so many people in the world are drawn towards stories and plots that never even occurred!” "If we explore this dynamic ...
13/10/2013
Visual (il)literacy
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What happens when students watch movie adaptations of literary works? “Increasingly in contemporary [...] schooling, great store is place...
04/10/2013
A Bloodline to the Page
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"The majority of mental illness diagnoses are NOS (not otherwise specified.) It is very likely that future poets will suffer a mood di...
03/10/2013
Readers of literary fiction are better mind-readers
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"When we read a thrilling-but-predictable bestseller, “the text sort of grabs us and takes us on a roller-coaster ride,” “and we all so...
24/09/2013
American Literary Tourism
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"We should question the authenticity of exotic locales that have been tailored to suit American appetites.” … “Americans are famously ...
21/09/2013
How do you know that you are a writer?
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"Do you ever find yourself in the middle of a conversation when it suddenly feels like you’re floating above yourself, watching the who...
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