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Coleção Marginália: as bordas do universo literárioDepois de A aventura do estilo – Ensaios e Correspondências de Henry James e Robert Louis Stevenson, o segundo livro da coleção Marginália, dedicada

Aprenda Inglês de forma divertida com os Clássicos da Literatura. Compare a diferença entre o Português e o Inglês nessa série de contos infantis. Esta história fala sobre um príncipe que procurava u

A Princesa Hannah é uma adaptação da obra literária, o Pequeno Príncipe do escritor francês Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, que conta a história da amizade entre um homem frustrado por ninguém compreender

Madison & Adams Press presents the Civil War Memories Series. This meticulous selection of the firsthand accounts, memoirs and diaries is specially comprised for Civil War enthusiasts and all people curious about the personal accounts and true life stories of the unknown soldiers, the well known commanders, politicians, nurses and civilians amidst the war. "A Rebel War Clerks Diary at the Confederate States Capital" is one of the best sources of everyday life in Richmond during the Civil War. It also brings valuable information concerning the inner workings of the War Department. This book is the result of meticulous work done by a high-ranking government clerk in the Confederate States War Department who kept a diary from the first day of his flight with the expressed objective of preserving the details of these eventful times for future publication.

A REVOADA DOS ANJOS DE MINAS chega ao cinquentenário da Diáspora e narra o comovente relato do fechamento do Seminário Maior São José, após mais de 250 anos de história. As mãos de J.D. Vital, jornal

NA MAUA MEDIEVAL..ONDE TAMBEM MONSTROS DROGADOS TENTAM ACABAR COM A PAZ CRISTA;UM GRUPO DE MEDICOS SIRURGICOS SAO TREINADOS PARA LIVRAR O REINO DE MAUA; DA GRANDE PRAGA QUE ESTA POR VIR;AMEAÇANDO TUD

What if we re getting lost in our thoughts? Maybe we re just fragments of souls.

What if we re getting lost in our thoughts? Maybe we re just fragments of souls.

Lara Jean guarda sus cartas de amor en una caja. No son cartas que le hayan enviado, las ha escrito ella, una por cada chico de los que se ha enamorado. En ellas se muestra tal cual es, porque sabe que nadie las leera. Hasta que un dia alguien las envia por equivocacion y la vida amorosa de Lara Jean pasa de imaginaria a estar totalmente fuera de control.

Las agudas anotaciones diarias de una escritora chilena que ha cautivado con su mirada a miles de lectores, Premio Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz.El diario ir y volver de los pájaros, las relaciones entre sus perros y los distintos animales del campo en que vive, los colores de las estaciones, las conversaciones con sus hermanas en pleno encierro, las penas y risas de la vida a los 70 años, los cambios sociales de un pais y un mundo enardecidos, los horrores que traen los noticieros, la dedicacion amorosa a un primer nieto, las lecturas de clasicos como Ovidio y de contemporaneas como Toni Morrison que la deslumbran y estimulan.Marcela Serrano se dio a la tarea, durante tres años consecutivos, de consignar algun detalle de cada dia de su vida. Entre 2020 y 2022 dejo de lado la invencion de historias y personajes para observar su propia vida y lo que ocurria en su entorno inmediato. Asignandole a cada uno de esos años y cuadernos un foco -delicias cotidianas para el primer año, asombros para el segundo y nada menos que la presencia del sol para el tercero-, Serrano construye un libro inaudito, renovando las formas de su escritura y exponiendo no solo las derivas de una mujer que en la madurez se piensa y se analiza a si misma con arrojo y valentia, sino tambien tejiendo poderosos relatos con todo aquello que observa y la conmueve.Agilidad narrativa, fragilidad y goce, humor y observacion paciente y sagaz marcan la impronta de estos cuadernos que, seleccionados y reunidos en un solo volumen, constituyen un nuevo hito para sus lectores: como dejara dicho Carlos Fuentes, "gracias a escritores como Marcela, la vida nunca dira su ultima palabra".

In "A Womans Love Letters," Sophia Margaretta Hensley weaves a poignant tapestry of emotion through the art of epistolary writing. This intimate collection captures the essence of romantic longing, vulnerability, and the complexities of female desire within a historical context that echoes the struggles faced by women in the 19th century. HensleyAos prose is both lyrical and evocative, inviting readers into the private world of her characters as they navigate the intricacies of love, societal expectations, and personal identity, making a valuable contribution to feminist literature and the study of epistolary form. Sophia Margaretta Hensley, an influential figure in her literary circle, drew upon her own experiences as a woman in a restrictive society to craft this compelling narrative. Her personal insights into love, loss, and societal pressures inform the authenticity of her letters, while her impressive background in literature and womens studies enhances the depth of her charactersAo voices. HensleyAos work reflects her advocacy for womens rights and her desire to give a voice to those often silenced. This book is a must-read for scholars and lovers of literature alike, offering an essential exploration of womens inner lives during a pivotal era. HensleyAos reflections resonate with anyone seeking to understand the emotional landscape of love and the perennial struggle for self-expression in a constrained world.

A vital exploration of the craft of writing, "A Writers Diary" offers an intimate glimpse into Virginia Woolfs creative process and her reflections on the challenges of authorship. The diary entries span from 1918 to 1941 and reveal Woolfs distinct literary stylecharacterized by stream-of-consciousness techniques, profound psychological insight, and lyrical prose. Woolf delves into the intricacies of inspiration, the technical nuances of writing, and the broader cultural milieu of her time, making this collection not just a personal account but also a critical commentary on the role of a writer in society. Virginia Woolf, a pivotal figure of the modernist literary movement, employed her own experiences as a woman, an artist, and a thinker to inform her writing. Her struggles with mental health, her feminist insights, and her relation to the Bloomsbury Group all shaped her worldview and literary output. This collective legacy laid the groundwork for her candid explorations in "A Writers Diary," reflecting both her personal battles and her ambitions as a writer. Readers seeking a deeper understanding of Woolfs art and her perspective on literary creation will find "A Writers Diary" an indispensable resource. It not only illuminates her own journey but also inspires aspiring writers by revealing the complexities and rewards of the writing life. Woolfs candid reflections resonate with both writers and readers, making this work a timeless companion in the exploration of literature.

In "A Writers Diary," Virginia Woolf presents a rich tapestry of her reflections on the writing process, weaving together personal insights and literary musings that illuminate the struggles and joys of the creative endeavor. Written with her characteristic stream-of-consciousness style, this collection showcases Woolfs profound understanding of the artistic psyche and the intricacies of literary craftsmanship. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century modernism, the diary entries reveal Woolfs engagement with contemporary thought, as she grapples with themes of identity, gender, and the complexities of narrative form. Virginia Woolf, a central figure in modernist literature, was not only an accomplished novelist but also a keen observer of her own creative journey. The diary entries span a period of significant literary evolution, offering readers a glimpse into the mind of a writer who sought to challenge societal norms and elevate the voice of women in literature. Her own struggles with mental health and the constraints of her time shaped her perspectives, providing depth to her reflections on both the art of writing and its implications for personal and societal truth. "A Writers Diary" is an essential read for anyone interested in the mechanics of writing and the inner workings of a literary genius. Woolfs poignant observations resonate with both aspiring writers and seasoned professionals, making this work a timeless exploration of creativity that encourages readers to ponder their own artistic journeys.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- An Author Biography reveals milestones in the authors life, illuminating the personal insights behind the text.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

Virginia Woolfs A Writers Diary offers readers a glimpse into the mind of the acclaimed author through her personal journal entries. Delving into the thoughts, struggles, and creative processes of Woolf, the book showcases her unique literary style characterized by introspection and profound observations of human nature. Set in the early 20th century, the diary provides a valuable insight into the life of a female writer during a time when the literary world was predominantly male-dominated. Woolfs elegant prose and candid reflections make this work a compelling and intimate read for those interested in the inner workings of a writers mind. Virginia Woolf, a prominent figure in the Bloomsbury Group and a pioneer of modernist literature, draws from her own experiences and emotions to offer a raw and unfiltered account of her daily life as a writer. Readers seeking a deeper understanding of Woolfs creative process and the challenges she faced as a female author in a patriarchal society will find A Writers Diary a captivating and enlightening exploration of artistry and introspection.

June 13th 1890: Mrs Bailey found Albert playing truant on Wednesday morning and brought him to school, giving him a good thrashing in the cap room with a stick she brought with her. December 11th 1908: The inclement weather has affected the average. Had two cases of boys not attending through want of boots. Following the 1870 Forster Elementary Education Act, Albert Road Board School in Leicestershire opened on September 2nd 1878, with an average role of 500 children. Drawn from the first-hand accounts of the head teachers in the school logbooks, this book details the diseases and ailments suffered; the struggle of local families to feed and clothe their children, especially during difficult times of strike and war; the introduction of vaccinations and the school health inspector; and comments about the curriculum, staff and leisure activities. Sometimes humorous but often sad, everyday life is captured here: from accounts of overcrowded classrooms and corporal punishment, to squabbles about tending the classroom fires, this book describes the reality of life in a Victorian school.

Acoso textual es un ejercicio de análisis, pero también de provocación. En cada una de estas columnas, el autor busca el sentido de los hechos noticiosos que le llegan a la sociedad fragmentarios y los situa en un contexto para otorgarles sentido. Confronta su explicacion con la audiencia, valora y enjuicia los sucesos, asume una posicion. Analiza y reflexiona, para posteriormente calificar positiva o negativamente, sin descalificar. Incomoda. Persigue trazas y de ahi que su trabajo suponga una destreza que en el periodismo es vital: el seguimiento metodico. Por eso el subtitulo de este libro es un homenaje a la investigacion como principio fundamental del ejercicio: Una caceria de columnas periodisticas.Lectura. Gracia. Trabajo. Bagaje e Inteligencia. Textos que conforman una variopinta revista que permite una lectura transversal del pais desde Cali, laciudad que hace mas de cuatro decadas acogio a un hombre que escribe porque lo mueve la desnuda necesidad de decir. Asi de simple.

Renowned American journalist Richard Harding Davis helped define the genre of front-line reporting with his first-hand accounts of battlefield action in the Spanish-American war. Later, Davis went on to cover several additional conflicts in his inimitable style. Upon his return to the United States, he worked as a newspaper columnist for several prominent publications, where he tackled many of the toughest social issues of the day. This fascinating volume follows Daviss life on and off the battlefield.

This charming travelogue from William Henry Hudson, expert birdwatcher and renowned chronicler of English country life, gives readers unparalleled access to the quaint rhythms of village existence at the turn of the twentieth century. These essays and observations will please readers who have a love for English culture and the great outdoors.

Las Aguafuertes porteñas son fruto de vivencias tomadas de forma directa sin contemplaciones ni parlamentos filosóficos. Unas crónicas en blanco y negro que van captando la realidad sin endulzarlas con colores. En esta obra Roberto Arlt recoge las caracteristicas del genero costumbrista. Su ironia ataca de una manera mordaz los vicios morales y sociales del entorno porteño.Las Aguafuertes porteñas, escritas entre 1928 y 1933 en El Mundo de Buenos Aires, son textos breves; y fueron tan populares que se duplicaron las subscripciones los dias en que aparecieron. En este conjunto de escritos se pone de manifiesto la capacidad del autor de describir los cambios de la ciudad de Buenos Aires.Arlt nos narra su pulso cotidiano, de modo critico, nada concesivo. Construye con humor un estilo desenfadado. Nos introduce en una compleja trama de personajes urbanos que desfilan en la vida porteña. Utilizando la primera persona, se atribuye el papel de testigo ocular o protagonista y aporta verosimilitud a la narracion. Los temas de las Aguafuertes porteñas, y sus desarrollos son completamente realistas incluso costumbristas, perfectamente creibles y observables en aquel Buenos Aires de los años treinta.

Águas de estuário reúne cartas da escritora afro-colombiana Velia Vidal com um amigo. Ao longo das cartas, a autora apresenta sua cidade natal, Bahía Solano, na Colômbia, compartilha como foi seu ret