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Book Review – Under the Dome by Stephen King
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How I can finish this book, Under the Dome (1074 pages), before I can finish The Stand (1141 pages), when I started the Stand one year ago, and Under the Dome three weeks ago is beyond me, but it’s true.
Under the Dome reads like a season of 24. The book opens with a series of tragedies that...
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Eavesdropping and BananaFish….
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J.D. Salinger, God rest his soul, wrote more than just the incredible coming to age novel, The Catcher in the Rye. He wrote many short stories, and many related to a central group of characters. I’m taking a UCLA Extension class called Putting Dialogue to Work. The first assignment requires that we...
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Adam21 on Aug 27, 2010 in
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* This is an excerpt from a short story I’m sort of working on, the ultimate object being it’ll be one of several to make it’s way into a book.
Ashley ran excitedly down the stairs and down the hallway. As she rounded a corner she nearly collided with her Aunt Jane who was coming the other way, her arms laden with a basket of laundry.
“Slow down Ashley,...
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Lori Moritz on Jul 25, 2010 in
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How I can finish this book, Under the Dome (1074 pages), before I can finish The Stand (1141 pages), when I started the Stand one year ago, and Under the Dome three weeks ago is beyond me, but it’s true.
Under the Dome reads like a season of 24. The book opens with a series of tragedies that initially befall the residents of the small Maine town of Chester’s...
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J.D. Salinger, God rest his soul, wrote more than just the incredible coming to age novel, The Catcher in the Rye. He wrote many short stories, and many related to a central group of characters. I’m taking a UCLA Extension class called Putting Dialogue to Work. The first assignment requires that we read the Salinger story, “A Perfect Day for...
-By Adam Wilby
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LOCATION – The Starlight speed dating agency; PAUL has just sat down across the table from MARTHA.
MARTHA: Evening.
PAUL: Evening, my name’s Paul, what’s yours?
MARTHA: Pleased to meet you Paul.
PAUL: So what makes a girl like you want to speed...
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Write about the Witching Hour
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Midnight came and went many times today.
I have never experienced this before. I knew no one was looking when I started turning my head around like an owl to see all the midnights lining up around me.
One started speaking to me. Come. Come this way. Another started speaking. Come this way! It was like...