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How to Market a Novel
… a Novel Melville House is one of the better regarded indie publishers, and from my remote perch, the reasons for … designed novellas, the people at Melville know how to communicate. Unlike many publishers, they have a clean, easy-to-navigate website , and, in my experience, they respond quickly to …
An Open Letter to Christians, Both Born and Reborn: An Informal Essay
… We should agree from the outset that atheism is not a Commie plot any more than was the Inquisition inspired by … the teachings of Jesus. So much for the past. We are both also burdened by more contemporary embarrassments. Every … argument: “If God truly loves those who are faithful and obedient, why has He or She refused over the centuries to …
The Father of Oral History
… rise of the Persian Empire and its war with Greece. Cicero also regarded Herodotus as a blatant liar who told tall … historian who could spin a good story, though before he died, he took a step into the future and committed his researches to writing as a single work with a …
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Ditching the Rubric on Gun Control: Notes from an American Moderate
… 28,575 in 1999, the last year for which the NRA’s website lists numbers; I used these because they’re the … with one guiding principle of American law: legislative bodies may not enact laws that restrict legitimate activity … for cultural reasons we can’t relate) may have a few valid points. In other words, to those who claim that they “just …
Shakespeare From Several Angles
… in his “Keats and Shakespeare,” Mr. John Middleton Murry studied the influence of the one upon the other with an … materials, as I have already called it. Some interesting points do emerge: the principal one—the influence of “The … other side. 1. See The Virginia Quarterly Review, July, 1926, for my review of Middleton Murry’s book, as also of …
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Another American Dilemma: Multilateral Authority Versus Unilateral Power
… central theme was that America’s national ideals are incompatible with racial discrimination, and in the 1940’s … and authority. These particulars and many others are embodied in the UN Charter and are matched and extended in many … peace and multilateralism. But not every American loyalty points in that direction. Thought and selection among …
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