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Written By @Hpotts29

Anyone who knows me knows that Coraline is one of my favorite stories of all time. Literally, since I was only 10 years old! I took a Women's Literature Course and came back to it as an adult, and I took a dive this awesome book from a "Feminist Lens" for extra credit. Hope some other fans of the story will enjoy my analysis!!

It came from beneath... Robert Wallace is an uptight botanist wallowing in his own failure in the backwater town of Ballara. After an earthquake rattles the quiet country town, Robert discovers a crack in his basement...and something else, something with an ancient and insatiable hunger, inside it.

Death guides usually have rather normal names like John, Mary, Harry, and Jessica. And even ones not quite so normal, like Bartholomew or Ambrosia. They also have the most interesting tales behind their deaths. But one particular death guide has a few problems: she cannot remember her name or the details of her demise, and thus has no story of her own. One fateful night, she meets a young girl that may change her death forever. Inspired by the works of Tim Burton and Neil Gaiman, and in the style of Children's tales of old, The Death of Death is a tragic, yet sweet little tale about loss and acceptance.

Jessamy has been everything to the Lord of Dreams...a friend, a companion, a confidant, a student...but above all, she was his most personal creation. More than a mere Raven, she was made to be far more than anyone would have ever thought. So when she was shot down by Alex and Morpheus was left devastated; she had the chance to be Reborn. With a second chance to serve and accompany the Lord of Dreams, Jessamy will start questioning her past choices and her ever-present feelings.

The Mirror of Scars

Writing about writing

This my work I did for literature class. Here is a little part to get going: It was a windy spring's eve. The flowers that just recently had flourished were desperately holding on to their leaves, and the green trees stood tall and proud and sang as the breeze brushed through them. A deer had greeted itself with a small grass tuft that had stayed hidden in the winter snow. It was not only the deer that greeted something familiar this day, for on top of the hill, near the old graveyard gates stood an old man observing his surroundings. He knew this place very well, for he had lived here once, but that was long ago.

[COMPLETE] For 2,000 years the country of Thevin has been sealed off by the sorcery of a god-in-flesh known as the Gyre. Magic has been condensed into an azure metal, called chromox, which instantly manifests the wielder's will. Magisters and merchant-lords rule a world of harsh class divides; beyond the Ilark Mountains a race of mindless men breed incessantly, intent only on Thevin's destruction. Born to a laird-lord of the Rolling Lands and trained as a magister from youth, Kelrob Kael-Pellin's life has been one of sheltered study. Chosen to train in the mind-warping Mentatis Discipline, his research has veered from the teachings of his Masters, and he travels north in frustrated disgrace. On Sowen Night, in the midst of strange revels, he meets Jacobson, a drunken sell-sword intent on his own death. When a possessed mask begins to steal the bodies of the living, the pair are forced into an unlikely companionship; together with Nuir, a willful woman of the desert-dwelling Jeneni, they must oppose the twisted music of the Mask of Tamrel. Should they fail, the songs of the Old Races will topple the Gyre and bring untold devastation to the fledgling species called Human...

An abandoned video camera reminds Talbot of how tangible time can really be.