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Carl Sandburg's collection of 103 poems won the 1919 Pulitzer Prize for Special Literature....

Guy de Maupassant was, and still is, one of the world's most famous short story writers. He has been known to grapple with issues such as the Franco-Prussian War and his disillusionment with life and relationships. His collection includes famous stories like Ball of Suet and The Diamond Necklace,...

Countee Cullen's Poetry in Color reflects the shattered self-esteem of black Americans - immediately spiritually connected to the homeland from which their ancestors were kidnapped and rooted in the white racist society in which they lived. With poems about love, tradition, life in black and white,...

H.P. Lovecraft's name is synonymous with horror literature. His main inspiration and invention is cosmic horror: life is incomprehensible to the human mind, and the universe is fundamentally alien. This collection contains 24 of Lovecraft's works in the public domain. For more versions of these...

A collection of poems written by Wallace Stevens before 1923. Stevens trained as a lawyer. Within eleven years of writing this series of poems, he became vice president of the Accident and Compensation Corporation in Hartford, Connecticut. He continued to live a quiet life of poetry and letters and...

A collection of poems written by Wallace Stevens before 1923. These poems originally appeared in magazines (Other, Rogue, Soil, Modern School, Broom, Contact, The New Republic, Measure, Little Review, Dial, and most notably, Poetry: Poetry Magazine.) Almost 101 Poems were published. Of these, 70...

Twenty stories were originally published in Household and All Year magazine's Christmas editions. Some reports have little to no holiday cheer, instead showing Dickens' anger at his day's social and economic injustice. Some stories are written in collaboration with other authors. The book's editors...

This book (eleven short stories) was also published under the title of “The Old Home House”. Joseph Crosby Lincoln (1870 – 1944) was an American author of novels, poems, and short stories, many set in a fictionalized Cape Cod. Lincoln's work frequently appeared in popular magazines such as the...

Charles Hanson Towne is a noted editor, author and poet. He was a popular New York celebrity and considered by many to be the quintessential New Yorker. In addition to serving as editor for magazines such as Smart Set, Delineator, McClure's, Designer, and Harper's Bazaar, Towne teaches poetry at...

"These sonnets give us a detailed and exciting history of Spencer's second courtship, and after many refusals, the marriage celebrated at Epithalamion ended successfully. When these poems entered the stationery on November 19, 1594, When looking at the registers, we can conclude that they...