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We’ve all read books that we wished we could live in. Furthermore, we’ve all read books with characters we wished were real. While today’s fiction gives us characters like Noah from The Notebook, Edward from Twilight, and a host of other new literary hunks that have captured the hearts and imaginations of girls and women [...]
Posted by Elizabeth Downing on Thursday, November 10, 2011 at 12:01 am
Filed under Literature · Tagged 18th century literature, 19th century literature, 20th century literature, Atticus Finch, Ayn Rand, Books, Bram Stoker, Catch 22, Catherine Earnshaw, cholera, classic literature, Dracula, Edward Cullen, Elizabeth Bennet, Emily Bronte, Emma, Florentino Ariza, Gabrial Garcia Marquez, George Bailey, George Knightley, Harper Lee, Heathcliff, herman melville, Howard Roark, Jane Austen, Janie Crawford, John Joseph Yossarian, Joseph Heller, literary hunks, Literature, Love in the Time of Cholera, male book characters, male characters, male literary characters, moby dick, Mr Darcy, opinon, Pride and Prejudice, Queequeg, sexy male literary characters, Tea Cake, The Fountainhead, Their Eyes Were Watching God, To Kill a Mockingbird, wuthering heights, Yossarian, Zora Neale Hurston
While some celebrities and artists embrace the attention their fame brings them, others shy away from the spotlight and choose to lead lives of solitude away from the constant examination of the press. Ironically, this often only inspires an evidaen more cultist devotion from their fans, and encourages the media to speculate about their whereabouts [...]
Posted by Evan Andrews on Friday, December 4, 2009 at 12:15 am
Filed under Art, Literature, People · Tagged 2001: A Space Odyssey, artists, Bill Watterson, Books, catcher in the rye, Clockwork Orange, Controversial, Cormac McCarthy, emily dickinson, greta garbo, Harper Lee, J.D. Salinger, Literature, pink floyd, recluse, reclusive, reclusive artists, salinger, stanley kubrick, Syd Barrett, Terrence Malick, Thomas Pynchon, To Kill a Mockingbird, top 10 reclusive artists
Throughout the history of the world, starting with the church, censors have been put on many different things. The church was able to create a list of banned books, and many of the books were burned. The first list of banned books came from Pope Paul IV who established The Index of Prohibited Books to [...]
Posted by Ash Grant on Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 12:02 am
Filed under Literature · Tagged 1984, banned, banned books, Books, Brave New World, Candide, catcher in the rye, Controversial, controversy, funny, George Orwell, Harry Potter, homosexual, Huckleberry Finn, humber humbert, Humor, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, innocence, Literature, Lolita, magazines, Mark Twain, nabokov, salinger, Sex, The color Purple, To Kill a Mockingbird, violence, Voltaire
