Liza is trying to finish a new novel, but is struggling due to drama in her life. Her protagonist, Beth, a new mother with postpartum depression, murders her husband's mistress. These two stories are fascinating, and the suspense builds in this excellent novel.

This vignette was written by Charles Dickens in 1851. It is a far cry from the metamorphosis of character and heart we see in his well known story, A Christmas Carol. This vignette was extremely personal to Dickens. To this day, the message is still stark in meaning, and still universal to readers.

Maya Angelou, noted author, offers grace, humor and refreshing insights through her memoirs and personal essays.

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Have you ever experienced deja vu? What if what you were thinking wasn't just strangely familiar, but was a suppressed memory from your past? What if that memory was dangerous enough to get you killed?

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Second of two interviews with short story science fiction writer Tom Howard

Here's a question for you: Does literature affect culture or does culture affect literature? What can we really say about one interlocking with the other? Read on!

Ghosts, Spirits, Death, Eternal Damnation! ...of course, I speak of the yuletide classic "A Christmas Carol." Our annnual look at the classic immortal holiday ghost story for all ages.

Former Police Chief Katherine Sullivan is drawn into a case by her deceased husband's former partner, Nathan Walker. The duo find they must look into past generations before they can focus on who killed the young gallery worker found on an art collector's estate.

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This article is a close reading and analysis of Maya Angelou's poem The Caged Bird