poets

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Why Jane Austen Never Married. It is a truth universally acknowledged that marriage isn’t always in the cards.

Jane austen

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Virginia woolf

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Sylvia plath

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emily dickinson

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Oscar Wilde

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— Donna Tartt, The Goldfinch (via paperbacksunday)

Donna tartt

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Leo tolstoy

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marina tsvetaeva

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agatha christie

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"The Prophet", A Poem by Alexander Pushkin
Alexander Pushkin

alexander pushkin

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Sergey Esenin ~ Сергей Есенин, "Не жалею, не зову, не плачу..."

sergey esenin

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louise may alcott

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Students, scholars, bloggers, reviewers, fans, and book-group members write about literature, but so do authors themselves. Through the ways they engage with their own texts and those of other artists, sampling, remixing, and rethinking texts and genres, writers reflect on and inspire questions about the creative process. We will examine Mary Shelley's reshaping of Milton's Paradise Lost, German fairy tales, tales of scientific discovery, and her husband's poems to make Frankenstein (1818, 1831)
Mary Shelley. She created one of the most well known monsters of all time. Frankenstein.

Mary Shelley

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Charlotte Bronte

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Emily Bronte

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Anne Bronte
Anne Bronte.

anne bronte

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dostoevsky

dostoevsky

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franz Kafka

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Albert camus

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Anna akhmatova poems...Wow... | Anna Akhmatova, 1915.
Anna Akhmatova

anna akhmatova

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