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641: Greasy Lake
While reading Greasy Lake by T. Coraghessan Boyle, the reader notices that the writing voice of Boyle is quite distinct. Boyle's voice is distinct because he has a satirical way of writing stories about the everyday life of people. He focuses on the unusual people and their peculiar circumstances, which in Boyle's case just adds to his already humorous stories. However, Boyle does not seem to concentrate on satire alone, he writes in a poetic fashion that allows the reader to enter the mind of the characters that he is writing about as well as feel the situations at hand. Boyle's distinct way of writing satire is apparent in most of his stories. Boyle wrote an absolutely hysterical story called "The New Moon Party." ...
642: Creative Writing: Mayor Of Casterbridge
Creative Writing: Mayor Of Casterbridge Chapter 2 Henchard made his way into the town of Casterbridge, penniless, depressed, and entirely ignorant of what he might do to sustain himself. He didn't much care for himself now ...
643: Creative Writing: Pacific Vortex!
Creative Writing: Pacific Vortex! Interviewer: Hello. I am here with Dirk Pitt, the death defying adventurer and deep-sea expert. He has just been into the depths of the Pacific Vortex and- Mr. Pitt: Yes. I have ...
644: Creative Writing: Destroying Racism
Creative Writing: Destroying Racism As the snow covered the house that my grandma occupies, I looked out the window to the neighbor's front door, their mailbox, and the circular driveway they had. It was just another ...
645: Creative Writing: Conquest
Creative Writing: Conquest The day they landed was the most horrible day I have ever been forced to live through. * * * The Soviet Union had begun to regroup. It was not immediately joined by the smaller and weaker ...
646: Personal Essay: The Yemin Order Project
Personal Essay: The Yemin Order Project I am extremely happy at school which has helped and encouraged me to develop all my skills both educational and social. I was also part of the Yemin Orde project ...
647: Creative Writing: This Girl
Creative Writing: This Girl The girl slowly creeped across the floor. She had a look on her face of love. She began to tempt me. I could not allow her to take control over me. I could ...
648: John Cheever’s Portrayals of Suburban Life
... prison walls of Falconer or sailing freely on the Topaz, John Cheever always seems to capture the essence of New England suburban life in a straightforward way. Experience is an exquisite tool to use when writing novels and Cheever utilizes it to the best of his ability. Throughout his “sweet, sad, nourishing, voluptuous” (Beacham 235) stories there is a recurring theme as well as setting. His works deal with contemporary ironies ... Clearly one thing holds true. Cheever depicts life in American suburbs with humor and compassion in a way that no other can compare to. Cheever is a self-expressive author who voices his opinion through writing quite effectively. In his novels Cheever creates his own idea of typical suburban New England life and characters. He keeps the main plot of his tales in the general area of New England but changes ... St. Boltophs, to the suburban scenery of Bullet Park, and lastly the deteriorating Beasley Pond. No matter where Cheever is basing his story he always intertwines the same general theme and similar characters in his writing. The most dominant theme pattern in Cheever’s writing is without any doubt suburban life. Every last detail and characteristic of the setting in some way coincides with suburban New England life. From the ...
649: The Gift of The Magi: A Continuation (Creative Writing)
The Gift of The Magi: A Continuation (Creative Writing) It was one week from Della's 30th birthday and Jim didn't have enough money to buy her a present. "Well," Jim thought, “if I don't have a watch then why should I ...
650: Creative Writing: The Most Important Day of My Life
Creative Writing: The Most Important Day of My Life The most important day of my life had just happened recently. It all started out when some friends and I were bored. We wanted to do something that ...


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