The following is an excerpt from Wifey Redux by Kevin Barry:
"He wasn’t her usual type, so immediately I was worried. The usual type – so far as it had been established – was black-clad, pale-skinned, basically depressed-looking, given to eyeliner and guitar cases, Columbine types, sniper materi...
In Frankenstein, after Victor finishes the creature, it convulses, showing him that it was alive, but the convulsions were disgusting and horrid and made victor retire to his bedchamber, how can I describe the convulsions in one word that will convey that feeling of horror?
Im currently reading The Canterberry Tales for school and Im struggling to find a common reoccurring theme for the tales. More specifically the Wife of Bath and Prioress tales. I thought about writing about oppression as women (wife of bath) and Jews (the prioress) were both victimized by soci...
Sounds like Roald Dahl or Edgar Allan Poe, but I could be wrong. It's NOT Lamb to the Slaughter.
The woman in the story is in danger somehow by a man in her house, and she manages to call for help using the phone in a certain way; so that when she is ordering meat, the help at the other end of th...
In a footnote here, Edwin says “I make no apology for taking this argument from Black’s translation of Schlegel’s admirable treatise on dramatic literature.”
The Schlegel is Friedrich von Schlegel, but I don't know which of his works is being cited, nor who the translator, Black, is. Who is Blac...
In Frankenstein, after Victor finishes the creature, it convulses, showing him that it was alive, but the convulsions were disgusting and horrid and made victor retire to his bedchamber, how can I describe the convulsions in one word that will convey that feeling of horror?
Im currently reading The Canterberry Tales for school and Im struggling to find a common reoccurring theme for the tales. More specifically the Wife of Bath and Prioress tales. I thought about writing about oppression as women (wife of bath) and Jews (the prioress) were both victimized by soci...
