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By Ken Follet This novel is the sequel of the 1989's novel, The Pillars of The Earth. It's a historical, novel with lots of adventures. World Without End had had an enormous succes, like The Pillars of The earth twenty years ago. Ken Follet wrote a lot of novels, but most of his books are detectives novels. This story begins in the city of Kingsbridge, in England. The first scene happened with four child, and

Plot Summary: Title and Publication : Jane Eyre was written in 1847 and is considered one of the first romantic novels and a popular classic containing both passion and mystery. The novel’s tone of philosophical introspection set it apart from the other contemporary works. Author: Charlotte Bronte. Setting: The story of Jane Eyre takes place in 19th century England. The novel develops through scenes taking place in four distinct settings: The Reed Manor during Jane’s childhood; the Lowood

Charles Dickens Introduction Charles Dickens was the most famous English author of the 19th century. He was born in February 1812 in Portsmouth and died in June 1870. Many of his novels are considered as ones of the most beautiful masterpieces of the English litterature. His life Charles Dicken's family was not well-heeled. In 1815 they moved to London, then to Chatham. Here, he spent the most beautiful days of his childhood. In these days, his father's incomes fell dangerously. He

Text Analysis on Henry Green Essay 2500-3000 words Class in Henry Green's Party Going, a novel on pre revolutionary social classes Nearly all authors would like their books read by as many readers as possible. They will want to inspire readers, leaving the book open to all kind of interpretations, the reader will see the clues to use to understand his version of the plot. When the story is simple and the ideas of the author clear it leaves less room for the readers imagination to work. By consequence

spinster, growing up in a small country town with her father as rector of a simple country church. Her novels are often considered to focus only on the lives of a few individuals in a few families living, for the most part, in rather confined and conservative country towns. The first published full-length biography of Jane Austen contributed greatly to the establishment of this view of her life and her novels. Her nephew, James Edward Austen-Leigh published A Memoir of Jane Austen in 1870 (with a second

Undressing the text: the function of clothing in Gabrielle Roy's Bonheur d'occasion.(Critical Essay) Quebec Studies | March 22, 2004 | Kevra, Susan | Gabrielle Roy's 1947 speech to the Societe royale du Canada amounts to a brief sequel to her 1945 novel, Bonheur d'occasion. In the address, she describes what had transpired in the lives of her characters in the years since the end of the story, which was set in 1940. Here is what she had to say about the protagonist, Florentine Lacasse: Durant

becomes famous through the novel: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. Agatha Christie Thus began the habit of writing two books a year. However in 1928, she left her husband after 14 years of marriage, following a temporary amnesia. She married two years later the archaeologist Max Mallowan that will give managers of several of these novels during journeys to archaeological sites. Apart from these famous novels she wrote for the rest of his life, Agatha Christie has published novels under the name Mary Westmacott

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************* Abstract Novel cycles are the works formed by the reunion of several independent stories : balzacian cycles, sequels, series, trilogies, etc. In this specific type of “transtextuality” (Genette), an ambiguous desire for totalization appears, tending simultaneously towards the openness and the closure of the text. A historical poetics approach allows to analyze the cycle's forms by connecting them to the long-term history of the novel as a genre. Hence the wide corpus studied

sells his soul to the devil to enjoy unlimited knowledge. Finally, one word about The Authorized Version of the Bible, which King James I commissioned, and which remains a reference today. II -- THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: THE BEGINNINGS OF THE NOVEL From 1642 to 1660, drama suffered from the Civil War opposing King Charles I to Parliament, and then from Cromwell’s Puritan dictatorship – theatres were closed because they were seen as a source of corruption and immorality. There was a real interest