I offer no apology for entreating the attention of the readers of The Daily News to an effort which has been making for some three years and a half, and which is making now, to introduce among the most miserable and neglected outcasts in London, some knowledge of the commonest principles of morality and religion;…
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My Thoughts on Walt Whitman by Willa Cather
Discover Willa Cather’s 1896 take on Walt Whitman—his style, vitality, and influence on American literature. Read this insightful essay now!
IN DEFENSE OF BOOKS by John Milton
IN DEFENSE OF BOOKS by John Milton I deny not, but that it is of greatest concernment in the Church and Commonwealth, to have a vigilant eye how books demean themselves as well as men; and thereafter to confine, imprison, and do sharpest justice on them as malefactors. For books are not absolutely dead things,…
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The first person who compared painting and poetry with one another was a man of refined feeling, who became aware of a similar effect produced upon himself by both arts. He felt both represent what is absent as if it were present, and appearance as if it were reality; that both deceived, and that the…
WHAT LIFE MEANS TO ME by Jack London
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Problems in writing 2000-2009
The last 10 years has been ever evolving ever changing world for writers and authors. Many questions arise when one looks at the direction the world of publishing is moving in. The biggest question: “When everyone is giving it away for free how are writers and authors going to make a living?” Here are the…
Pulitzer Poetry Prize Winners from 2000-2009
Joseph Pulitzer This is list of the Pulitzer Poetry winners for the last decade. We hope you watch these videos and get to know them a little. It is a look at the last decade and some of the poets who impacted the craft. We labor under the opinion that all poets should be rock…
COMMON-SENSE IN ART by Oscar Wilde
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Digital Rights
There seems to be and uproar over Amazon removing all those George Orwell books from Kindles. The company simply pushed a button and zapped all the copies that had been sold from their customers. Now people and groups are fighting for more rights for the buyer. You can read more about this in this NY…