alleycat13

I like Stephen King. I've read alot of his books, including "On Writing". This style of not plotting works very well for him. Do I think it's for everyone? No, ...

Epigraphs, I like them. They can help set the tone, aid in direction, and help the readers to get a feel for what's coming. One of my favorites novels ever ...

they actually strengthened my faith, they didn't really challenge it. Oh, I certainly agree with you. This story doesn't challenge Christianity as much as it does Orthodox rules-->putting other philos

I haven't seen a review for this book, which I found strange, so I made one. It seems fitting. Madeleine L'Engle, the author, recently passed away on September 6th at ...

That I have read-- Look Homeward, Angel by Thomas Wolfe. It's long, chalk full of imagery, and is the epitome of dark introspection. That I am reading-- Portrait of the ...

I saw this topic and was *ahh* my people! The Dark Tower Series was one of the best series of books I've ever read. Yes, I agree with the complicated, ...

I can't decided if I like Dickens or not. I read Tale of Two Cities in 9th grade, and I hated it. But, for my AP class, I'm reading Great ...

That makes perfect sense. It helps people deal with life by offering an escape.

REDWALL!!! Yes! I love this series! I've read like 6 or 7 of them. My favorite would have to be Redwall and Mossflower . Yeah, they always make me hungry. ...

I think this is good! The colors are great, and you can really see the action. The only that I'm not sure about is Wario's finger. The bent finger just ...

Wow, that is really bright. The more I look at it, the more I like it.

I haven't read the book, but they made a movie called White Oleander. I can only assume (yes, I know what that does for you and me) that is based ...

I had to read this book for school in 4th or 5th grade. At the time, I didn't like it. Just the tone of it really put me off. But ...

When I was younger, I'd just spout stuff---things that sounded good, neat phrases, intriguing words--and write it down. These"poems" weren't very poetic; they were more like thoughts on paper. Now, ...

Yeah, the beginning is a little Bible -like, but it is Tolkien's Genesis. Once you read that though and get the to the Noldor revolt, then it really picks up.