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Before describing Disney's A Christmas Carol, it is important to point out that A Christmas Carol is one of literature’s most interpreted stories in television and cinema, from straightforward re-tellings to satires and character studies.  More.
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The crazy lady in the attic wrote some good poetry, even if she didn't abide by the rules.  More.
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The iconic Lady MacBeth and the Texas Cheerleading Mom had much in common.  More.
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A good whaling story is a good whaling story. But what happens when a whaling story is written by a woman? We look at Martha Smith Brewer Brown's account at sea.  More.
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Women have been producing great literature for 2500 years. Seriously.  More.
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