Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, is at the center of yet another legal drama. This time, Tonja Carter, the representative of
Tag: fiction
Interstellar Space & Time Travel As A Cure For Car Sickness #KidLit
There’s nothing like a story about space and time travel to distract my poor kids from the discomfort of car sickness on a journey to
Five Variations of Jane Austen’s Emma
Emma Woodhouse, as Jane Austen describes in the opening line of Emma, “seemed to unite some of the best blessings of existence.” She’s “handsome, clever,
What If Employees Had Portkeys Or Magic? #HarryPotterPowers
Recently, the Third Circuit — the federal court that hears appeals from the federal district courts in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and the U.S. Virgin
Engaging Characters: Their Likability & The Longevity of Their Novels
What attributes help a writer develop engaging characters? To explore this question, researchers at McMaster University, York University, and the University of Toronto designed a
Birds, Bees & Dead Bodies
How could I resist a book advertised as a “bird lover’s mystery”? I love birds, and I’m open-minded about mysteries, so I downloaded a copy
