Litterature

References to the French word noeud in litterature: ❋ Unknown (2005)

References to the French word livraison in litterature: ❋ Unknown (2005)

Your habit with revealing some of the creative writing process, I find rather more sympathetic than actually productive bearing in mind, that fictional litterature is really all about seducing the reader into – for at time – believing, that what he or she reads has actually taken place “once upon a time”, so that the author is supposedly merely a sort of (although perhaps of the god-like all-knowing sort) reporter telling the audience the whole and full truth (so help him God). ❋ Unknown (2008)

At the same time, just as there are "pockets of virtuality" on the Internet today which is seen as a first life medium by most people nowadays, or in older first life media such as litterature, movies or theatre for that matter, there will no doubt still be role-playing going on in an environment such as Second or Third Life. ❋ Unknown (2007)

This looks indeed like an elaborate way to talk about something he does not have read deeply, as a 14-years old kid would do in a litterature essay for school. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Sawyer: Another highly intelligent criminal, this one comes with the added bonus of being familiar with litterature. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Mitts has gotten fumbs up on hur PHD-dissurtation in inglish litterature – which meens she is now a dr. tinylitterature – which is proprieeate – since she rotid about childruns literature aifink – my memree can be a bit up there in the moonlite…! ❋ Unknown (2010)

My main inspiration was victorian litterature, and "Boxer" by the national. ❋ Unknown (2010)

You and other mythicists make much of the parallels with "mythic reversals that are commonplace in ANE litterature". ❋ James F. McGrath (2010)

The only problem is that resorting to explanations like the Servant verses or reversals that are commonplace in ANE litterature not commonplace in the hebrew literature though.. doesn´t really explain why Mark couldn´t just as well have put the crucifixion on some obscure hill in Galilee. ❋ James F. McGrath (2010)

Who understands 100% of the references about litterature? kuri | ❋ Unknown (2008)

Neither Emmerich or Rodat have what it takes to adapt such piece of SF litterature. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I also hope to post my own musings on varied subjects such as the catholic feasts and seasons, motherhood, art, history, litterature, etc. ❋ Marguerite (2007)

Since I'm doing my phd in litterature on science-fiction, I will gladly say this: science-fiction is a genre that, has autonomous a genre may be, is highly codified by a serie of recurring thematic tropes that are being reused, over and over, by the autors has a narrative prompt, or sometimes simply has a way to go around tedious laws of physics. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If you work at a mall, or any other place with a high [concentration] of cars in the [parking lot], you are [bound] to remove litterature 3-5 times a week. ❋ Deester (2009)