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Review of When Darkness Tries to Hide by Stacy A. Padula
Kids have a lot of questions… that is no secret! But someone has a haunting secret (and plethora of questions) bound within the pages of When Darkness Tries to Hide by Stacy Padula.
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Stacy Padula Selected as 1 out of 5,000 by Publisher
Tonight, I am feeling very thankful and honored to be 1 of the 4 authors selected, out of 5,000, to be featured on the home page of my publisher’s website. To be chosen as a face of the company that has helped so many authors make their dreams come true and to know that the team you work with believes in you/your mission is incredible.
A Prisoner’s Review: The Forces Within
My latest book "The Forces Within" was read this month by an inmate in an Atlanta prison. He was kind enough to write a review, and the chaplain shared it with a network of authors who sent it to me. I wish I knew more about the man's story who wrote this... The Forces Within … Continue reading A Prisoner’s Review: The Forces Within
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Short Fiction: Hemingway, O’Connor, Salinger, & Cheever
A collection of my personal reactions to: In Our Time by Ernest Hemingway, A Good Man is Hard to Find by Flannery O'Connor, Nine Stories by JD Salinger, & The Stories of John Cheever.May 25, 2005A lot of emotional suffering took place within the first three chapters of "In Our Time." Between the women who … Continue reading Short Fiction: Hemingway, O’Connor, Salinger, & Cheever
The Rocking Horse Winner
The Rocking Horse Winner, by D. H. Lawrence, is a captivating story of death, devotion, love, luck, wealth, and family. The imagery of sight and sound that Lawrence uses throughout The Rocking Horse Winner is a key factor of the story's captivating ability to its readers. As a result of the visual imagery Lawrence brings … Continue reading The Rocking Horse Winner
Masculinity in Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
In Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Stevenson depicts a Victorian London that is almost entirely without women. There are many aspects of life that are associated with women. By excluding women from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Stevenson avoids clouding up the plot with aspects irrelevant to the case.The one woman … Continue reading Masculinity in Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
