Posts Tagged: Writing
Mutant Women of Earth: How Chris Claremont Reinvented the Female Superhero – ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Pop Culture Channel This April Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel launch a new X-Men title with a roster of Jubilee, Kitty Pryde, Psylocke, Rachel Grey, Rogue and Storm. See on http://www.comicsalliance.com
Mutant Women of Earth: How Chris Claremont Reinvented the Female Superhero – ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Pop Culture Channel This April Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel launch a new X-Men title with a roster of Jubilee, Kitty Pryde, Psylocke, Rachel Grey, Rogue and Storm. See on http://www.comicsalliance.com
The Mysterious Miss Austen | Humanities
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel Two hundred years ago, Pride and Prejudice was anonymously published. See on http://www.neh.gov
The Mysterious Miss Austen | Humanities
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel Two hundred years ago, Pride and Prejudice was anonymously published. See on http://www.neh.gov
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice at 200: looking afresh at a classic
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel See on m.guardian.co.uk
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice at 200: looking afresh at a classic
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel See on m.guardian.co.uk
You: a short history
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Knowledge Channel TIME magazine once made its Person of the Year “You”, adorning that week’s issue with a reflective metallic cover. Readers like to read about how important they are…. See on http://www.economist.com
You: a short history
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Knowledge Channel TIME magazine once made its Person of the Year “You”, adorning that week’s issue with a reflective metallic cover. Readers like to read about how important they are…. See on http://www.economist.com
Singular “they”: everyone has their own opinion
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel FREDDIE DEBOER, a graduate student and blogger, has just summed up his class project examining the use of singular they. It will be hard going for most readers,… See on http://www.economist.com
Singular “they”: everyone has their own opinion
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel FREDDIE DEBOER, a graduate student and blogger, has just summed up his class project examining the use of singular they. It will be hard going for most readers,… See on http://www.economist.com
Romance that never loses its sparkle: The world’s most influential novel ever
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel It gave us Colin Firth in a clinging, wet shirt and inspired Bridget Jones to sing “I’m Every Woman”. Jane Austen’s “own darling child”, or Pride and Prejudice as it’s known to
Romance that never loses its sparkle: The world’s most influential novel ever
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Arts Channel It gave us Colin Firth in a clinging, wet shirt and inspired Bridget Jones to sing “I’m Every Woman”. Jane Austen’s “own darling child”, or Pride and Prejudice as it’s known to
Conspiracy Theories About Classic Literary Characters
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Pop Culture Channel This week, we read a pretty fascinating article over at Salon, in which Greg Olear argues that Nick Carraway, the narrator of Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, was gay and in love
Conspiracy Theories About Classic Literary Characters
See on Scoop.it – levin’s linkblog: Pop Culture Channel This week, we read a pretty fascinating article over at Salon, in which Greg Olear argues that Nick Carraway, the narrator of Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, was gay and in love
Science Fiction Dreams That Came True in 2012
“As a longtime reader of science fiction, it’s always interesting to see how the visions of writers eventually become real. Take Arthur C. Clarke’s letter to Wireless World in 1945, which details the geostationary communications satellite network everyone uses today.
Science Fiction Dreams That Came True in 2012
“As a longtime reader of science fiction, it’s always interesting to see how the visions of writers eventually become real. Take Arthur C. Clarke’s letter to Wireless World in 1945, which details the geostationary communications satellite network everyone uses today.
Follow the Brothers Grimm on Germany’s new fairytale route | Travel | The Guardian
“From Snow White’s house to Sleeping Beauty’s castle, a new route through Germany marks 200 years of Grimm Brothers’ fairytales” via Follow the Brothers Grimm on Germany’s new fairytale route | Travel | The Guardian.
Follow the Brothers Grimm on Germany’s new fairytale route | Travel | The Guardian
“From Snow White’s house to Sleeping Beauty’s castle, a new route through Germany marks 200 years of Grimm Brothers’ fairytales” via Follow the Brothers Grimm on Germany’s new fairytale route | Travel | The Guardian.
An Attempt At A Glossary For Americans Watching The Olympic Opening Ceremony | Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
“It was rather British. Here’s a little help over some of the main aspects, to provide a little glossary.” via An Attempt At A Glossary For Americans Watching The Olympic Opening Ceremony | Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV
An Attempt At A Glossary For Americans Watching The Olympic Opening Ceremony | Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
“It was rather British. Here’s a little help over some of the main aspects, to provide a little glossary.” via An Attempt At A Glossary For Americans Watching The Olympic Opening Ceremony | Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV
Mary Poppins vs. Voldemort | The Contrarian
[Olympics] one of the most exhilarating moments of the show: when an army of Mary Poppinses comes to defend the children from the forces of evil. I was about to say it was worthy of Alan Moore … but then
Mary Poppins vs. Voldemort | The Contrarian
[Olympics] one of the most exhilarating moments of the show: when an army of Mary Poppinses comes to defend the children from the forces of evil. I was about to say it was worthy of Alan Moore … but then
Ray Bradbury Sci-Fi Predictions Fulfilled – Infographic – News – GeekTyrant
Ray Bradbury Sci-Fi Predictions Fulfilled – Infographic – News – GeekTyrant.
Ray Bradbury Sci-Fi Predictions Fulfilled – Infographic – News – GeekTyrant
Ray Bradbury Sci-Fi Predictions Fulfilled – Infographic – News – GeekTyrant.
What does this guy have to do with the comma? He invented it. | The Hot Word | Hot & Trending Words Daily Blog at Dictionary.com
“The comma’s ancestors have been used since Ancient Greece, but the modern comma descended directly from Italian printer Aldus Manutius. (He’s also responsible for italics and the semicolon!)” via What does this guy have to do with the comma? He
What does this guy have to do with the comma? He invented it. | The Hot Word | Hot & Trending Words Daily Blog at Dictionary.com
“The comma’s ancestors have been used since Ancient Greece, but the modern comma descended directly from Italian printer Aldus Manutius. (He’s also responsible for italics and the semicolon!)” via What does this guy have to do with the comma? He
The London We All Wish For
“Admit it, if you’ve never been to London, you secretly wish it was just like this picture. I have to say, I was pretty disappointed when I went and saw that it was filled with a bunch of fashion snobs
The London We All Wish For
“Admit it, if you’ve never been to London, you secretly wish it was just like this picture. I have to say, I was pretty disappointed when I went and saw that it was filled with a bunch of fashion snobs
Orhan Pamuk’s Museum of Innocence: A spot of romance | The Economist
“THE project has eaten up all his Nobel prize money and he says he could have written half a novel in the time it has taken to finish it. But Turkey’s laureate, Orhan Pamuk, finally has his Museum of Innocence,
Orhan Pamuk’s Museum of Innocence: A spot of romance | The Economist
“THE project has eaten up all his Nobel prize money and he says he could have written half a novel in the time it has taken to finish it. But Turkey’s laureate, Orhan Pamuk, finally has his Museum of Innocence,
Fairy tales: The Anti-Grimm | The Economist
“These tales, only of few of which were published in the 1850s, were collected in the Upper Palatinate region of Germany by Franz Xaver von Schönwerth, a scholar intent on preserving the rapidly vanishing folk wisdom of his region. What
Fairy tales: The Anti-Grimm | The Economist
“These tales, only of few of which were published in the 1850s, were collected in the Upper Palatinate region of Germany by Franz Xaver von Schönwerth, a scholar intent on preserving the rapidly vanishing folk wisdom of his region. What
Lesser-Known Punctuation Marks
“You know period, comma, semicolon, asterisk, etc. but there are a lot more punctuation marks. Can you name some that we don’t use all that often? Easier still, can you match the punctuation mark with its proper name?” via Lesser-Known
Lesser-Known Punctuation Marks
“You know period, comma, semicolon, asterisk, etc. but there are a lot more punctuation marks. Can you name some that we don’t use all that often? Easier still, can you match the punctuation mark with its proper name?” via Lesser-Known
Five hundred new fairytales discovered in Germany | Books | guardian.co.uk
WANT!!! “A whole new world of magic animals, brave young princes and evil witches has come to light with the discovery of 500 new fairytales, which were locked away in an archive in Regensburg, Germany for over 150 years.
Five hundred new fairytales discovered in Germany | Books | guardian.co.uk
WANT!!! “A whole new world of magic animals, brave young princes and evil witches has come to light with the discovery of 500 new fairytales, which were locked away in an archive in Regensburg, Germany for over 150 years.
The Philosopher’s Beard: Reading Jane Austen as a moral philosopher
“Jane Austen wrote romantic comedies about middle-class girls looking for a good husband among the landed gentry. If that were all there was to it we wouldn’t take her any more seriously now than the genre hacks published by Mills
The Philosopher’s Beard: Reading Jane Austen as a moral philosopher
“Jane Austen wrote romantic comedies about middle-class girls looking for a good husband among the landed gentry. If that were all there was to it we wouldn’t take her any more seriously now than the genre hacks published by Mills
Americanisms | The Economist
Invaluable guide to good writing …! Americanisms | The Economist.
Americanisms | The Economist
Invaluable guide to good writing …! Americanisms | The Economist.
From work to frame in intermedial references : Joseph Beuys in three contemporary German poems
Very proud of my very clever friend, Noël! (And the paper was edited by your blogger …) “This article [1] focuses on the way three German contemporary poems mirror the movement from the material work of art to its
From work to frame in intermedial references : Joseph Beuys in three contemporary German poems
Very proud of my very clever friend, Noël! (And the paper was edited by your blogger …) “This article [1] focuses on the way three German contemporary poems mirror the movement from the material work of art to its
World Mysteries – Voynich Manuscript
“Written in Central Europe at the end of the 15th or during the 16th century, the origin, language, and date of the Voynich Manuscript—named after the Polish-American antiquarian bookseller, Wilfrid M. Voynich, who acquired it in 1912—are still being debated
World Mysteries – Voynich Manuscript
“Written in Central Europe at the end of the 15th or during the 16th century, the origin, language, and date of the Voynich Manuscript—named after the Polish-American antiquarian bookseller, Wilfrid M. Voynich, who acquired it in 1912—are still being debated
The Big Question: How big is the Agatha Christie industry, and what explains her enduring appeal? – Features – Books – The Independent
The Big Question: How big is the Agatha Christie industry, and what explains her enduring appeal? – Features – Books – The Independent.
The Big Question: How big is the Agatha Christie industry, and what explains her enduring appeal? – Features – Books – The Independent
The Big Question: How big is the Agatha Christie industry, and what explains her enduring appeal? – Features – Books – The Independent.
The Manuscript Found in Saragossa – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
An incredible “found artifact” book with stories within stories within stories – magnificent and highly recommended! The Manuscript Found in Saragossa – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The Manuscript Found in Saragossa – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
An incredible “found artifact” book with stories within stories within stories – magnificent and highly recommended! The Manuscript Found in Saragossa – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
1000 novels everyone must read | Books | The Guardian
1000 novels everyone must read | Books | The Guardian.
1000 novels everyone must read | Books | The Guardian
1000 novels everyone must read | Books | The Guardian.
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