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The longest literary sentence: Maybe the period key was broken?
Move over, James Joyce and all the other pretenders. The new owner of the record for the longest sentence in published literature is Mathias Enard for his 517-page French novel "Zone." In fact, the entire ...
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Year in Review 2008: Literature
By EDWARD NAWOTKA / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News books@dallasnews.com Edward Nawotka is a freelance writer in Houston.
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Harold Pinter: Playwright was happy; his characters weren't
British Nobel laureate Harold Pinter - who produced some of his generation's most influential dramas and later became a staunch critic of the U.S.-led war in Iraq - has died, his widow said Thursday.
Nobel-winning playwright Harold Pinter dies
Harold Pinter, universally acclaimed as one of the greatest British playwrights of his generation, has died.
A playwright who gave new flavor to Arabic literature
In this new release, the American University in Cairo Press, offers a brief overview of Tawfiq Al-Hakim , one of the Arab world's most renowned playwrights.
Gifts of reading keep on giving
As economic worries cloud holiday shopping, toymakers say parents are buying classics like Lincoln Logs for their children.
Visions of Sugarplums: The puppet Nutcracker battles the Mouse King at The Puppet Co.
David Damrosch, an American professor of English and comparative literature at Columbia
David Damrosch, an American professor of English and comparative literature at Columbia University, visited Turkey last week for a panel discussion series on a oeWorld Literature in Betweena organized by A ...
Book world debates value of Newbery Medal
The Newbery Medal has been the gold standard in children's literature for more than eight decades.
Comics: 'Kavalier & Clay' a compelling fictional account of genre's Golden Age
In its formative years, the medium drew extensively from both. In latter years, as the medium took on a more definitive shape that was autonomous of those influences, it began to affect those mediums that had ...
Multi-label literature classification based on the Gene Ontology graph
Abstract BACKGROUND:The Gene Ontology is a controlled vocabulary for representing knowledge related to genes and proteins in a computable form.
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Glencoe Literature California Program Consultant Studies Reading Habits of Teen Boys
One of the senior literature program consultants from Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, the leading provider of print and digital educational materials for middle and secondary students, recently studied adolescent boys and ...
Hometown News/LYNN ATKINS Beverly Garside, a member of the Friends of the Rogers Public Library, examined gently used books after listening to a presentation by librarians about giving books as gifts.
Don't bank on consumers making rational decisions
Last week the New York Times released its list of "100 notable" books of 2008. Two North Carolina books made the list.
ea sends classic literature to hell with dantea s inferno
Of all the things in the world that could possibly be used as inspiration for any sort of video game, the last thing you might expect Electronic Arts to fall back on is Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy .
UI grad finds winding road to 'nonboring' literature
Nicole FáLon Garrett's successes always seem to come with a small twist, as if fate just needed to tweak her plan.
Obituary Dorothy Porter Poet. Born Sydney, March 26, 1954. Died Melbourne, December 8, age 54.
Kid's literature luminary Sterling dies at age 95
Dorothy Sterling, a significant figure in 20th century children's literature for her well-researched portrayals of historical black Americans written decades before multiculturalism became mainstream, died Dec.
Racy passages cut from course book by staff at New Rochelle High
School officials are distancing themselves today from the actions of the New Rochelle High School's English department staff, which reportedly tore out pages of a literature book used in a senior class because ...