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• Who Is Arthur Schnitzler?
Barrett Brountas introduces the Viennese writer.
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• Who is Augustine?
Exploratory site for Jonathan Safran Foer's "Everything is Illuminated". Follow the hero as he embarks on a quest to find the woman who saved his grandfather.
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• Who Was Hercules?
The many faces of Hercules.
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• Who Wrote Nancy Drew?
Discusses the individuals who outlined, wrote, edited, and revised each book in the series under the collective pen name of Carolyn Keene. [PDF Format]
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• Who Wrote the Bobbsey Twins?
Tells who wrote various volumes in the series, who rewrote some of the earlier ones to update them, and gives dates of publication of the various titles. Includes some bookcovers and author photos.
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• Who Wrote the Hardy Boys?
Examines the individuals who outlined, wrote, edited, and revised each book in the series under the collective pen name of Franklin W. Dixon.
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• Who's Who and What's What in the Books of Dr. Seuss
Analysis of the complete body of work, in celebration of the 75th anniversary of Geisel's graduation from Dartmouth College. Prepared by Edward Connery Lathem, available in PDF and print form.
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• Why 'Harry Potter' did a Harry Houdini
Richard Corliss's CNN.com article on changes to the New York Times best-seller list due to the Harry Potter phenomenon.
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• Why Did Arthur Miller Write the Crucible ?
Contains an abstract on the play with information on Miller himself, the Salem witchhunts and McCarthyism.
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• Why Read Plays?
Essay by Albee in Zoetrope magazine.
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• Why Snape
Severus Snape fan site, with a character profile, images from the film, icons, and riddles.
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• Wick, Walter
(Official site) Photographer and author of the "I Spy" series which include games, puzzles, science and illusion.
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• Wiebe, Trina
Tells about the life and works of Trina Wiebe, creator of the Abby and Tess, Pet-Sitters series for kids aged 7-10.
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• Wiesner, David
Author's official page at Houghton Mifflin Books. Complete list of titles, biography, interviews, and the creative process.
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• Wikipedia: Arthur Schnitzler
Encyclopedia-style article, with links to related topics.
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• Wikipedia: Dante Alighieri
His life and works.
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• Wikipedia: Jean Genet
Biography of the French novelist, playwright, and poet from this collaborative online encyclopedia.
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• Wikipedia: Jean Giraudoux
Biography of the French dramatist with link to a collection of quotations attributed to him at Wikiquote.
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• Wikipedia: John Millington Synge
Article including a biography, bibliography and consideration of his works, their reception and the writer's legacy.
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• Wikipedia: Medieval Literature
Article with sections on languages, authorship, genres and notable works of the period.
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• Wikipedia: Pierre Corneille
Biography of the French dramatist from this collaborative online encyclopedia.
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• Wikipedia: Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Introduction to the playwright and politician, with hyperlinks to related topics.
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• Wikipedia: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Article including a plot summary and sections on interpretations, translations and adaptations.
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• Wild about Harry
Review of Harry Potter vol. 3 by Linda Richards, editor of January Magazine.
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• Wilde Writing Works
Children's book reviews, commentary, and author interviews.
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• Wildegeest
A site that features a book intended to urge people to be gutsie and imaginative enough to seek a new lifestyle, at whatever age, and thereby regain the pleasure and adventure of life.
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• Wilhelm, Hans
(Official site) Includes short biography of Hans Wilhem, games, and a link to e-mail the author. Wilhelm's works include Tyrone the Terrible and I'll Always Love.
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• Will's Book Blog
Brief reviews of books read by Will Stuivenga, a librarian from Washington state. Much science fiction, some mysteries, some nonfiction. About one or two postings per week.
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• Will's Book Blog
Brief reviews of books read by Will Stuivenga, a librarian from Washington state. Much science fiction, some mysteries, some nonfiction. About one or two postings per week.
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• William Davenant
A brief biography.
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• William Davenant: Poems
An index of poems by Sir William Davenant.
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• William H. Armstrong Teacher Resource File
Features biography, bibliography and lesson plans.
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• William Inge
Biography of American playwright William Inge, plus links to all of his works currently in print.
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• William Inge
Photographs of him and his tombstone in Independence, Kansas, information on life and death, cemetery details, and interactive visitor comments from Find A Grave.
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• William Inge Biography
Biography of playwright William Inge, plus short audio files of the author's voice.
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• William Vaughn Moody
A biography of the American playwright, plus links to purchase all of his works currently in print.
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• William Vaughn Moody: Poems
Several poems by American dramatist William Vaughn Moody.
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• William Wycherley
A short biography.
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• William Wycherley (1641-1715)
Biography of English dramatist William Wycherley and a brief analysis of his two most popular plays.
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• William Wycherley: Poems
An index of poems by William Wycherley.
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