American Authors 20th Century | Great American Novel

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The American South has long been seen as the focus of the country’s Civil Rights Movement, carrying with it the stigma of poverty, racism, and…

William Wells Brown has the distinction of being the first African American novelist ever to be published — in 1853. Brown wrote “Clotel” during…

The Big Read was a survey on books carried out by the BBC in the United Kingdom in 2003, where over three quarters of a million votes were received…

Catch-22 has passed into the language as a description of the impossible bind. Joseph Heller complained that the phrase a Catch-22 situation…

This week, with The Red Badge of Courage, my list of 100 great novels in the English language, in chronological order, is almost one third complete…

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Brooklyn-based alt rock band American Authors first met as students at Berklee College of Music. Shortly after, the foursome dropped out, moved…

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America has produced a plethora of great artists whose musings are still studied today. in which we are continually bombarded with sounds and…

The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran (1923) Pocket-sized set of aphorisms that sound like they were written by a medieval monk but were actually the…

About the Emory Women Writers Resource Project The current Emory Women Writers Resource Project site represents the joining of the original EWWRP…

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On the eve of the new millennium, the Intercollegiate Review The turn of the century is a time to take stock of the path we have followed, the…