Red Wolf
Regarded as the Dracula or Frankenstein of werewolf novels by the few who have
read it, Guy Endore’sThe Werewolf of Paris is the story of Bertrand Caillet, a
young man from the
<i>Living the Fantasy</i>
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A Young, Cool Stephen Hawking Standing With His Bride
We go about our daily lives understanding
almost nothing about the world: her arms,
the black and white flowers, heavenly bodies
in the sky. This is my brief history
of happiness: someone loved
ESSO—SO—SO—SO
Regardless of the course title, I try to read a poem aloud at the beginning of
every class I teach. Some of my college freshmen love this, but most probably
don’t. Like
Perpetual Rediscoveries
Nothing ruins a book faster than a teacher who insists it is important. Scholars
with the best argument against the existence of a literary canon use some form
of this truism. Tim Parks