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• #narnia
Undernet chat channel for discussion of the Biblical parallels found in Chronicles of Narnia series. Rules, meeting schedule, links.
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• ""kitty". sixteen, 5' 11", white, prostitute..."
From "Tulips & Chimneys", 1923.
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• "'One Toss of the Dice Never Will Abolish Chance"
A new translation of "Un Coup de Dés jamais n'abolira le Hasard".
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• "A Digression on Madness"
Extract from A Tale of A Tub.
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• "A Relation of the Apparition of Mrs. Veal"
Contains the full text and a preface.
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• "Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass"
Essay by Joyce Carol Oates, at Salon.com.
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• "All in green went my love riding ..."
Complete poem from "Tulips and Chimneys", 1923.
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• "And Death Shall Have No Dominion"
Read by Thomas himself. In .wav audio format.
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• "Ariel"
Text of the poem in plain-text format.
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• "Before I loved you, Love, nothing was my own . . ."
Provides the complete text of the poem.
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• "between the breasts..."
From "& [AND]", 1925.
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• "Break, break, break . . ."
HTML text of the poem.
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• "Buffalo Bill's..."
From "Tulips & Chimneys", 1923.
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• "Can Poetry Matter?"
Gioia's essay on the state of contemporary poetry.
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• "Carmilla": Bram Stokers Inspiration for Dracula
An article detailing a similarity in the setting, characters and plot between Bram Stokers Draculas Guest and Joseph Sheridan Le Fanus Carmilla.
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• "Daddy"
Text of the poem in plain-text format.
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• "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night"
Read by Thomas himself. In .wav audio format.
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• "Edge"
Text of the poem in plain-text format.
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• "Elm"
Text of the poem in plain-text format.
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• "Fever 103 deg."
Text of the poem in plain-text format.
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• "First Fig"
Text of the poem.
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• "gee i like to think of dead it means nearer because deeper..."
From "& [AND]", 1925.
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• "Giving Alms No Charity"
Includes the full text in ASCII format.
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• "Glasses" by Jonathan Lethem
featured short story on Bold Type.
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• "God's World"
From the Bartleby Project.
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• "Green Fields"
Archived at the Atlantic Unbound's website.
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• "here is little Effie's head ..."
From & [AND], 1925.
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• "How to Tell a True War Story": Metafiction in "The Things They Carried"
This essay by Catherine Calloway appeared in Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction. Calloway argues that "the stories become epistemological tools, multidimensional windows through which the war, the world, and the ways of telling a war story can be viewed from many different angles and visions."
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• "I can write the saddest poem of all tonight . . ."
Includes the text of the poem.
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• "I do not love you as if you were salt-rose, or topaz . . ."
Provides the text of the poem.
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• "I Hate this Book": Middle-Class Virtues and the Teaching of Multicultural Texts
An essay by Roberta Rosenberg.
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• "I thought I was dying, I felt the cold up close . . ."
Includes the text of the poem.
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• "I Wrote a Letter"
Contains the entire etext of "Wrote a Letter...."
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• "In a Dark Time"
Text of the poem in plain-text format.
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• "in a middle of a room..."
From "ViVa", 1931.
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• "In this dark world and wide": Samson Agonistes and the Meaning of Christian Heroism
An article by Carol Barton.
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• "it may not always be so; and i say..."
From "Tulips & Chimneys", 1923.
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• "Lady Lazarus"
Text of the poem in plain-text format.
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• "Lenore"
Translated by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
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• "Literary Kicks" on Gary Snyder
Includes biographical information on Snyder as well as a bibliography.
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