Stephen King

For Carrie, the attic of[b] The Black House[/b] was The Dead Zone, the Cell where she must make atonement for her sins. Banished there to live in Misery, She hardly eat or drank and her bouts of Insomnia didn’t help none. A Bag of bones, she was called by the few who caught a glimpse of her. No one knows how she got there but gory tales abound, whispered in the dark corners of Salem’s Lot. She was a Firestarter, oh yes she was. . .  burnt down The House on Value Street with just one glance, killing little Christine who slept in her crib. No, others countered, she had The Eyes of the Dragon [/b]and the soul of [b]A Dreamcatcher. . . whatever that is.

Only few like Dolores Claiborne knew her as The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon and who in Desperation sought the powers of The Talisman. . . prepared with care by[b]Rose Madder[/b], the town eccentric. Unfortunately[b] Cujo,[/b]The Colorado Kid,,swallowed it whole. Now buried in the Pet Cemetery for he had no one, he haunts Carrie morning, day and night.

Ooo I like

No Cujo or The Shining?

Should have had Cujo placed in the pet cemetary instead

Hahaha! I added Cujo. Didn't know how to put The Shinning. It would have been easier if it was the Shiny, then I would have said The Shiny Sword of Darkness

Sisikill:

Hahaha! I added Cujo. Didn't know how to put The Shinning. It would have been easier if it was the Shiny, then I would have said The Shiny Sword of Darkness

Sisikill:

Stephen King

For Carrie, the attic of[b] The Black House[/b] was The Dead Zone, the Cell where she must make atonement for her sins. Banished there to live in Misery, She hardly eat or drank and her bouts of Insomnia didn’t help none. A Bag of bones, she was called by the few who caught a glimpse of her. No one knows how she got there but gory tales abound, whispered in the dark corners of Salem’s Lot. She was a Firestarter, oh yes she was. . .  burnt down The House on Value Street with just one glance, killing little Christine who slept in her crib. No, others countered, she had The Eyes of the Dragon [/b]and the soul of [b]A Dreamcatcher. . . whatever that is.

Only few like Dolores Claiborne knew her as The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon and who in Desperation sought the powers of The Talisman. . . prepared with care by[b]Rose Madder[/b], the town eccentric. Unfortunately[b] Cujo,[/b]The Colorado Kid,,swallowed it whole. Now buried in the Pet Cemetery under [b]The Shining [/b]stars, he haunts Carrie morning, day and night.

There you go Sisikill

mykali:


guys, we need more responses. . . .

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Why can't we also have our topics on the front page like all other sections. . . it's not fair. This is obviously a case of sectionalism, partiality, nepotism, tribalism, anti-literarism and every other -ism out there that means discrimination.

Seun don't ban me oh, I'm only joking[size=5pt] Not![/size]

Question - Can we re-use authors?

Cch3coo:

There you go Sisikill

LMAO! No way! Would you look at that! Honestly last night it was like rocket science trying to come up with an appropriate use of The Shinning.

Thanks

Sula wished she could have The Bluest Eye so that once in her life she could Beloved rather than considered a worthless and despised Tar Baby. With such eyes she might experience the concept of Love. Such childlike innocence which was the only possession the cold world could not rob her of. She believed with a pair of blue eyes the world would have Mercy which was as close to Paradise as possible.

Toni Morrison! Nice!!

Sisikill:

[size=8pt]Why can't we also have our topics on the front page like all other sections. . . it's not fair. This is obviously a case of sectionalism, partiality, nepotism, tribalism, anti-literarism and every other -ism out there that means discrimination.

I agree. Literature topics should be out there on the Home Page with the rest of them. When Seun wanted to serve his self-interest with his short story competition for his film script, he knew how to put it up there on page one O. I initially thought that it was the volume of replies that got a topic on the Home Page, but I do not think that is necessarily the case.

Judith McNaught

“Whitney my love” he scribbled in his little note “Remember when we met that Perfect day in Paradise? My Darling, Something wonderful happened to me and I knew I would know peace until you were mine.  I want you by my side always; I want your every thought to be about me and Every Breath you take I must feel, I can’t take my eyes off of you. They tell me it’s Double Standard but what do they know? Until You I didn’t know I wasn't living.

I have stop now, my next session starts in a few minutes. Dr. Johnson is okay. . . I think I can make him understand why I don’t need to be here. Until I can make you mine Once and Always, listen to the The Night Whispers and imagine it’s my voice you hear. 

Always me
John.

Cch3coo:

I agree. Literature topics should be out there on the Home Page with the rest of them. When Seun wanted to serve his self-interest with his short story competition for his film script, he knew how to put it up there on page one O. I initially thought that it was the volume of replies that got a topic on the Home Page, but I do not think that is necessarily the case.

I'm drafting a proposal! 

Thank you sisikill and mykali

No, no it could not be. He could not be one of Uncle Tom's Childrent. He was Bigger, a Black Boy. He realized and recognized that he had to prove that he was a Native Son . He had to prove this to attain a Rite of Passage to no longer be deemed The Outsider while on this
Savage Holiday. He proved his belief of the Black Power by whistling to the white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes. Bigger proved it in this backwards region of Tennessee where blacks folks were still picking cotton. But the price to pay for the rite of passage was grave, maybe too much for a boy of 14. That same night while they all slept Eight Men came for him. They came for the little boy of 14, while they dragged him away already with blood soaking his clothes he could make out his mother in the background yelping Lawd Today. It was a sort of prayer with which she beckoned God with, when the life of a loved on was close its journey's end. The further he was dragged the louder the cries grew, as if he was awakening from The Long Dream. His mothers prayer became a chanting, a chanting by 12 Million Black Voices, that only he and black boys like him could hear. However, sadly these cries and chantings were concealed by The Color Curtain that drowned out the black injustice and[b] American Hunger[/b].

There is a special place under the Shades of I'Lsithe where Half of a yellow sun shines

to bring forth beautiful buds of the Purple Hibiscus



Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

savanaha:

Thank you sisikill and mykali

No, no it could not be. He could not be one of Uncle Tom's Childrent. He was Bigger, a Black Boy. He realized and recognized that he had to prove that he was a Native Son . He had to prove this to attain a Rite of Passage to no longer be deemed The Outsider while on this
Savage Holiday. He proved his belief of the Black Power by whistling to the white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes. Bigger proved it in this backwards region of Tennessee where blacks folks were still picking cotton. But the price to pay for the rite of passage was grave, maybe too much for a boy of 14. That same night while they all slept Eight Men came for him. They came for the little boy of 14, while they dragged him away already with blood soaking his clothes he could make out his mother in the background yelping Lawd Today. It was a sort of prayer with which she beckoned God with, when the life of a loved on was close its journey's end. The further he was dragged the louder the cries grew, as if he was awakening from The Long Dream. His mothers prayer became a chanting, a chanting by 12 Million Black Voices, that only he and black boys like him could hear. However, sadly these cries and chantings were concealed by The Color Curtain that drowned out the black injustice and[b] American Hunger[/b].

Whoa! This excellent!

It is so funny. . . my niece was just telling on Friday that they are supposed to research and write a paper on crime and racism for this new school year and she choose Emmett Till. She figured it would hit close to him since he was also from Chicago. She's been fascinated with him since they reopened the case a few yrs ago.

Sisikill:

Whoa! This excellent!

It is so funny. . . my niece was just telling on Friday that they are supposed to research and write a paper on crime and racism for this new school year and she choose Emmett Till. She figured it would hit close to him since he was also from Chicago. She's been fascinated with him since they reopened the case a few years ago.

Am so glad you got that I was using Richard Wright's book titles relay the Emmit Till story. The case was reopened but the men were acquited so they'll go scott free. The worse thing is that the woman who was whistled at maintains that her husband was right.

savanaha:

Am so glad you got that I was using Richard Wright's book titles  relay the Emmit Till story. The case was reopened but the men were acquited so they'll go scott free. The worse thing is that the woman who was whistled at maintains that her husband was right.

Perfect example of how NOT blind justice is. Seriously he was 14 for goodness sakes, whistling (if he really did) was all he could have done and they killed him for that! Honestly, I would rather my want my niece didn't see the picture of him lying in state. . . I was sickened as an adult, can't imagine what she would feel but it's really out of my hands.

Sidney Sheldon

She saw A man in the mirror and knew at once that she was not alone in the room. The image of the naked face of the stranger brought back memories of midnight. He had been in bed with her and they had both opened up to each other. Tell me your dreams, he had asked, but she was too timid to reveal her innermost thoughts to someone she had just met even though he was the Master of the Game.

[color=#006600][color=#000099]Terry Gookind
[font=Lucida Sans Unicode]Sword of Truth Series.

In D'Hara, The "Wizard's First Rule" was used to punish the "Blood of The Fold" by embedding the "Stone of Tears" into the heart of these evil men and this ritual was performed in the "Temple of the Winds". There the Chief Priest was mandated to look into the "Soul of The Fire" and call out the "Phantom" who made sure that these men were stripped of all emotion like a "Naked Empire". "The Faith of the Fallen" was once again roused by causing a "Chainfire" and the Mother "Confessor" claimed their soul thereby turning them all into "The Pillars of Creation".[/font][/color][/color]



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