What author do you recommend for good mystery novels?
Q. Or suspense. I've read and loved all of Reginald Hill and James Lee Burke and I'd like to find another author I'd like equally well. Don't know where to start though. Thanks!
Asked by Holly R - Wed Apr 9 15:07:46 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have got to read tess gerritsen!! (Forgive me for the caps, but she really is that great!) If you are into crime(medical)/thriller this is what you are looking for! 'Harvest' was Gerritsen's thriller that brought her onto the mainstream market where everyone began to appreciate her skill for writing a great thriller novel. So I suggest that you start there.. Harvest is the book when Gerritsen ultimately draws on her years of experience as a doctor to deliver a harrowing and brilliantly crafted novel of suspense. When a heart intended for a transplant, has its origin questioned by a doctor, and nothing can prepare her for the grisly final reckoning. Hope this helps!! Good luck finding the right author for you. xxx
Answered by Olivia Paris - Wed Apr 9 15:25:35 2008
Q. Or suspense. I've read and loved all of Reginald Hill and James Lee Burke and I'd like to find another author I'd like equally well. Don't know where to start though. Thanks!
Asked by Holly R - Wed Apr 9 15:07:46 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have got to read tess gerritsen!! (Forgive me for the caps, but she really is that great!) If you are into crime(medical)/thriller this is what you are looking for! 'Harvest' was Gerritsen's thriller that brought her onto the mainstream market where everyone began to appreciate her skill for writing a great thriller novel. So I suggest that you start there.. Harvest is the book when Gerritsen ultimately draws on her years of experience as a doctor to deliver a harrowing and brilliantly crafted novel of suspense. When a heart intended for a transplant, has its origin questioned by a doctor, and nothing can prepare her for the grisly final reckoning. Hope this helps!! Good luck finding the right author for you. xxx
Answered by Olivia Paris - Wed Apr 9 15:25:35 2008
How many copies should an author sell to become a millionaire?
Q. When I grow up, I really want to be an author. I was wondering if authors are rich. How many copies should one sell in to become a millionaire?! Thanks!
Asked by :D - Thu Jul 3 14:23:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Really depends on how your contract is structured with your publisher. If the Book Retails at 35.99/copy when it comes out in Hardcover and you get 3.00/copy then you would need to sell 333,333 copies to make a million. Yes Authors are rich once they become known. It may take you a while to get there, but don't give up hope. If you really enjoy doing it you will succeed
Answered by my16paws - Thu Jul 3 14:30:33 2008
Q. When I grow up, I really want to be an author. I was wondering if authors are rich. How many copies should one sell in to become a millionaire?! Thanks!
Asked by :D - Thu Jul 3 14:23:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Really depends on how your contract is structured with your publisher. If the Book Retails at 35.99/copy when it comes out in Hardcover and you get 3.00/copy then you would need to sell 333,333 copies to make a million. Yes Authors are rich once they become known. It may take you a while to get there, but don't give up hope. If you really enjoy doing it you will succeed
Answered by my16paws - Thu Jul 3 14:30:33 2008
How does the author describe Muslims and the Islamic faith in his Travels? How do his descriptions reflect ?
Q. In Travels of Marco Polo, how does the author describe Muslims and the Islamic faith in his Travels? How do his descriptions reflect his European Christian perspective? What biases does his account reveal?
Asked by NoName - Tue Dec 2 22:55:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I haven't read it before but i know that every single person who has travelled through Muslim-majority countries say that Muslim hospitality is unmatched anywhere in the world.
Answered by sakota - Tue Dec 2 23:03:35 2008
Q. In Travels of Marco Polo, how does the author describe Muslims and the Islamic faith in his Travels? How do his descriptions reflect his European Christian perspective? What biases does his account reveal?
Asked by NoName - Tue Dec 2 22:55:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I haven't read it before but i know that every single person who has travelled through Muslim-majority countries say that Muslim hospitality is unmatched anywhere in the world.
Answered by sakota - Tue Dec 2 23:03:35 2008
Which author or poet would you recommend interviewing for a school project?
Q. It's for my advanced creative writing class and I need to find an author or a poet to do a project on where I have to make a presentation on them and then do a piece of work that mirrors their style. I need to interview my author to find out more about them. Sharon Creech doesn't have any direct contact information. So, I'd need someone else. But I do love Creech's work though. I own the book Absolutely Normal Chaos, and I've read it many times.
Asked by Lisa - Thu Mar 20 17:42:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sharon chreech she wrote the book Walk two moons
Answered by Sam - Thu Mar 20 17:52:47 2008
Q. It's for my advanced creative writing class and I need to find an author or a poet to do a project on where I have to make a presentation on them and then do a piece of work that mirrors their style. I need to interview my author to find out more about them. Sharon Creech doesn't have any direct contact information. So, I'd need someone else. But I do love Creech's work though. I own the book Absolutely Normal Chaos, and I've read it many times.
Asked by Lisa - Thu Mar 20 17:42:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sharon chreech she wrote the book Walk two moons
Answered by Sam - Thu Mar 20 17:52:47 2008
What author would you recommend for someone who likes Jorge Luis Borges?
Q. I really enjoy his short pieces. Any suggestions? P.S. The author doesn't have to be one who writes in Spanish. It can be an author of any nationality.
Asked by i luv 2 laugh =] - Sat Aug 8 06:23:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Italo Calvino, who wrote in Italian, but definitely is in the same spirit as Borges. Check out Invisible Cities, and Cosmicomics.
Answered by jimbeau - Sat Aug 8 06:52:30 2009
Q. I really enjoy his short pieces. Any suggestions? P.S. The author doesn't have to be one who writes in Spanish. It can be an author of any nationality.
Asked by i luv 2 laugh =] - Sat Aug 8 06:23:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Italo Calvino, who wrote in Italian, but definitely is in the same spirit as Borges. Check out Invisible Cities, and Cosmicomics.
Answered by jimbeau - Sat Aug 8 06:52:30 2009
What is the title and author of a book about two British guys coming to America to break stupid laws?
Q. There's a book about two British guys coming to America to break stupid laws around the country. Does anyone know the title and author?
Asked by anonymous34234 - Mon Nov 2 11:22:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The title is "You Can Get Arrested for That: 2 Guys, 25 Dumb Laws, 1 Absurd American Crime Spree". The author is Rich Smith.
Answered by Lamia - Mon Nov 2 11:35:36 2009
Q. There's a book about two British guys coming to America to break stupid laws around the country. Does anyone know the title and author?
Asked by anonymous34234 - Mon Nov 2 11:22:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The title is "You Can Get Arrested for That: 2 Guys, 25 Dumb Laws, 1 Absurd American Crime Spree". The author is Rich Smith.
Answered by Lamia - Mon Nov 2 11:35:36 2009
What is a really good author to do a high school research report on?
Q. I've thought of Stephen King; does anyone else have any other suggestions as to a really good author whom I can readily find available information on who has written some great novels? It has to be a novelist, unlike Edgar Allen Poe, according to my teacher.
Asked by Curious Girl is back. - Sun Nov 25 21:28:23 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. H.P.Lovecraft. He wrote some brilliant horror (and inspired Stephen King, among others), and was quite the eccentric. You can find info on him at the following pages, if you'd like to skim it and see if he looks like someone who would interest you:
Answered by Rose D - Sun Nov 25 22:53:48 2007
Q. I've thought of Stephen King; does anyone else have any other suggestions as to a really good author whom I can readily find available information on who has written some great novels? It has to be a novelist, unlike Edgar Allen Poe, according to my teacher.
Asked by Curious Girl is back. - Sun Nov 25 21:28:23 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. H.P.Lovecraft. He wrote some brilliant horror (and inspired Stephen King, among others), and was quite the eccentric. You can find info on him at the following pages, if you'd like to skim it and see if he looks like someone who would interest you:
Answered by Rose D - Sun Nov 25 22:53:48 2007
What is a website where an author can check to see if a certain story or concept has already been published?
Q. I've heard of a website where an author can double-check to make sure their idea hasn't already been published so they don't infringe on copyright or duplicate an existing work.
Asked by Cheryl H - Mon Mar 29 14:31:37 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as you write an original work and are not copying the stories or the wording of what someone else has written you are fine. It's okay to do things that are derivative. Like use dragons or make a story about two people falling in love in a castle, which is stuff that has been done by so many people. You cannot however use the characters or the locations of an already existing place. Most importantly however, the wording and the voice of the book has to be yours. You can't use the sentence structure or exact wordnig or even similar wording to what some other author has done. The only way to do this, is to actually read a book and look at a sentence you like and then include a sentence in your book that sounds very similar to it.… [cont.]
Answered by gossamer presents... Sarah! - Mon Mar 29 14:42:55 2010
Q. I've heard of a website where an author can double-check to make sure their idea hasn't already been published so they don't infringe on copyright or duplicate an existing work.
Asked by Cheryl H - Mon Mar 29 14:31:37 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as you write an original work and are not copying the stories or the wording of what someone else has written you are fine. It's okay to do things that are derivative. Like use dragons or make a story about two people falling in love in a castle, which is stuff that has been done by so many people. You cannot however use the characters or the locations of an already existing place. Most importantly however, the wording and the voice of the book has to be yours. You can't use the sentence structure or exact wordnig or even similar wording to what some other author has done. The only way to do this, is to actually read a book and look at a sentence you like and then include a sentence in your book that sounds very similar to it.… [cont.]
Answered by gossamer presents... Sarah! - Mon Mar 29 14:42:55 2010
How do you know when an author makes an allusion?
Q. Like when you read, how do you know if the author's making an allusion? How do you spot it and know what they are talking about?
Asked by The Narrator of FC - Thu Oct 4 03:10:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This probably isn't that helpful, but nobody's answered yet so I'll give it a shot. I usually can't tell if an author is making an allusion at all unless I am familiar with what the author is referring to. One really simple example is the Weird Sisters band in Harry Potter. If you've read Shakespeare's Macbeth, you're familiar with the three witches at the beginning, the Weird Sisters. (And if you weren't familiar with Macbeth, you'd have no idea Rowling was making an allusion at all!) Of course, this isn't a very good example because the similarities stop there. Ken Kesey often makes Christ and Shakespeare allusions in his writings, often I read when something that sounds familiar I'll google it and try to find the source, so I can… [cont.]
Answered by Briony - Thu Oct 4 04:11:44 2007
Q. Like when you read, how do you know if the author's making an allusion? How do you spot it and know what they are talking about?
Asked by The Narrator of FC - Thu Oct 4 03:10:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This probably isn't that helpful, but nobody's answered yet so I'll give it a shot. I usually can't tell if an author is making an allusion at all unless I am familiar with what the author is referring to. One really simple example is the Weird Sisters band in Harry Potter. If you've read Shakespeare's Macbeth, you're familiar with the three witches at the beginning, the Weird Sisters. (And if you weren't familiar with Macbeth, you'd have no idea Rowling was making an allusion at all!) Of course, this isn't a very good example because the similarities stop there. Ken Kesey often makes Christ and Shakespeare allusions in his writings, often I read when something that sounds familiar I'll google it and try to find the source, so I can… [cont.]
Answered by Briony - Thu Oct 4 04:11:44 2007
What is the title and author of this book about a bear that publishes a book and lives as a human?
Q. I think it might be called Bear but basically there is an author who writes a book while in a cave, but loses the manuscript and leaves. A bear finds it, learns how to read, starts acting like a human, and gets the book published. Later the original author sues him, but fails, and the bear is pressured into writing a sequel, but finds it difficult. What is the name and author of this book? Thanks. The Bear Went Over the Mountain (1996) is a novel by William Kotzwinkle.
Asked by dancer - Wed Nov 11 16:58:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Bear Went Over the Mountain by William Kotzwinkle
Answered by Ms. Gherkin - Wed Nov 11 17:45:36 2009
Q. I think it might be called Bear but basically there is an author who writes a book while in a cave, but loses the manuscript and leaves. A bear finds it, learns how to read, starts acting like a human, and gets the book published. Later the original author sues him, but fails, and the bear is pressured into writing a sequel, but finds it difficult. What is the name and author of this book? Thanks. The Bear Went Over the Mountain (1996) is a novel by William Kotzwinkle.
Asked by dancer - Wed Nov 11 16:58:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Bear Went Over the Mountain by William Kotzwinkle
Answered by Ms. Gherkin - Wed Nov 11 17:45:36 2009
What are good ideas for an author wanting to write a new book?
Q. I am an aspiring author and I need some original ideas for writing a book. So any ideas would be helpful. maybe things you want to see happen in a book, or even ideas of what might make a great book.
Asked by Jessica - Mon Jul 6 15:23:20 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here, becaust the author should come up with the idea here are some things to help you think about that idea. You should try to picture the scene in your head before you write it. When you lay in bed at night think about what you want to happen in your book. You should do little exersises on your characters. Like making fake ones for no book, and trying to describe them as best as possiable. Once you finish each chapter spend at least a whole week editing. Get books on writers digest to help. When you have a exiting idea right it down, and go back to the "boring" stuff latter. I hope I helped. :)
Answered by I <3 Writing! - Mon Jul 6 15:29:45 2009
Q. I am an aspiring author and I need some original ideas for writing a book. So any ideas would be helpful. maybe things you want to see happen in a book, or even ideas of what might make a great book.
Asked by Jessica - Mon Jul 6 15:23:20 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here, becaust the author should come up with the idea here are some things to help you think about that idea. You should try to picture the scene in your head before you write it. When you lay in bed at night think about what you want to happen in your book. You should do little exersises on your characters. Like making fake ones for no book, and trying to describe them as best as possiable. Once you finish each chapter spend at least a whole week editing. Get books on writers digest to help. When you have a exiting idea right it down, and go back to the "boring" stuff latter. I hope I helped. :)
Answered by I <3 Writing! - Mon Jul 6 15:29:45 2009
How hard is it to become an author?
Q. Has anyone here tried to become an author? How did it go? I love to write and I have always wanted to make a career out of it. Anybody got any tips to make it big?
Asked by luckysladybird - Sat May 27 12:32:46 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there. I am a published author. My first hard cover book just came out a month ago. The title is the blackgloom bounty. You can find it at all major bookstores and online e-tailers like Amazon. It's a medieval fantasy epic with lots of mysticism, magic and mayhem. The main characters are mostly teenagers, too. This book took about 3 years to write and another 2 years to get published. It has been reviewed very highly in the mainstream media and is being considered for a movie production. As for your own writing, my best advice is never give up. Write every day, whether you want to or not. That's how you become a true writer. And study grammar and spelling! Most computer spell checkers will NOT catch mistakes like using "affect"… [cont.]
Answered by FiveStarAuthor - Sat May 27 15:47:05 2006
Q. Has anyone here tried to become an author? How did it go? I love to write and I have always wanted to make a career out of it. Anybody got any tips to make it big?
Asked by luckysladybird - Sat May 27 12:32:46 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there. I am a published author. My first hard cover book just came out a month ago. The title is the blackgloom bounty. You can find it at all major bookstores and online e-tailers like Amazon. It's a medieval fantasy epic with lots of mysticism, magic and mayhem. The main characters are mostly teenagers, too. This book took about 3 years to write and another 2 years to get published. It has been reviewed very highly in the mainstream media and is being considered for a movie production. As for your own writing, my best advice is never give up. Write every day, whether you want to or not. That's how you become a true writer. And study grammar and spelling! Most computer spell checkers will NOT catch mistakes like using "affect"… [cont.]
Answered by FiveStarAuthor - Sat May 27 15:47:05 2006
How to find all the articles published by a certain author in a certain year?
Q. How to find the all the scientific articles published by a certain author in a certain year? Is there a database or service showing all the production of articles by author?
Asked by alphabravotango - Wed May 30 05:38:11 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried ? If you go to that site and click on "Advanced Scholar Search", you can search by author.
Answered by winampman15 - Wed May 30 05:47:54 2007
Q. How to find the all the scientific articles published by a certain author in a certain year? Is there a database or service showing all the production of articles by author?
Asked by alphabravotango - Wed May 30 05:38:11 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried ? If you go to that site and click on "Advanced Scholar Search", you can search by author.
Answered by winampman15 - Wed May 30 05:47:54 2007
How to cite an author in a book authored by many people?
Q. I am working on an essay and I want to quote a few sentences from a book of speeches presented at an event. Each speech has their own individual author. How can I properly display this source in MLA format in my bibliography?
Asked by guy - Sun Oct 19 21:03:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Sorry, I don't know what MLA stands for, so don't know their particular format ... but a reasonable approximation would seem to be, first to credit the author in just the same way as you would if the quotation were from his own book (for example, "King, Martin L., 'I Have A Dream'"); and then second, within the same citation, the word, "in," followed by the name of the editor of the book containing the speeches, and the book's title, somewhat along these lines ... Example citation: King, Martin L., "I Have A Dream," in Jones, Milton A., ed., Famous American Speeches, New York: Random House, 1975. Naturally, you would adjust that to comply with as much of the MLA format you're familiar with; but it would have to be more or less like… [cont.]
Answered by waynea - Tue Oct 21 22:49:24 2008
Q. I am working on an essay and I want to quote a few sentences from a book of speeches presented at an event. Each speech has their own individual author. How can I properly display this source in MLA format in my bibliography?
Asked by guy - Sun Oct 19 21:03:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Sorry, I don't know what MLA stands for, so don't know their particular format ... but a reasonable approximation would seem to be, first to credit the author in just the same way as you would if the quotation were from his own book (for example, "King, Martin L., 'I Have A Dream'"); and then second, within the same citation, the word, "in," followed by the name of the editor of the book containing the speeches, and the book's title, somewhat along these lines ... Example citation: King, Martin L., "I Have A Dream," in Jones, Milton A., ed., Famous American Speeches, New York: Random House, 1975. Naturally, you would adjust that to comply with as much of the MLA format you're familiar with; but it would have to be more or less like… [cont.]
Answered by waynea - Tue Oct 21 22:49:24 2008
How much money does an author is estimated to make?
Q. I want to be an author when I grow up and we're doing a project about it. I need the exact estimate on how much an author makes per book. I basically just need a salary!!!
Asked by Blanket - Sun Jun 20 20:20:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't be an author until you learn to write a proper English sentence. And there is no answer to your question. It varies from 0 to millions.
Answered by Pat - Sun Jun 20 20:41:58 2010
Q. I want to be an author when I grow up and we're doing a project about it. I need the exact estimate on how much an author makes per book. I basically just need a salary!!!
Asked by Blanket - Sun Jun 20 20:20:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't be an author until you learn to write a proper English sentence. And there is no answer to your question. It varies from 0 to millions.
Answered by Pat - Sun Jun 20 20:41:58 2010
How do I cite a quote or paraphrase my author derived from another source?
Q. Whats the correct format? Is it (authand page number from your current source, as used in author and page number from his source)? Do i have to include more information, such as the title of the book he used, or do I have to put it in my bibliography? Thanks :)
Asked by Anon - Fri Dec 19 05:04:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on the requirements of the school/college/ university. Most will give you a preferred means of referencing and citing. If you are not clear on this or haven't been supplied, you can look up commonly used bibliography styles or citation styles. Quite often what you will need is a (Author Name, Publication Date, Page Number) reference within the text that you are writing, following the particular quote/citation. This is backed up by your bibliography which includes further information, such as Book/Paper/Journal Name, Edition, Publisher Name & Location etc. etc. To be safe, you should check to see what the acceptable format is where ever you are submitting this paper to.
Answered by E F - Fri Dec 19 10:12:07 2008
Q. Whats the correct format? Is it (authand page number from your current source, as used in author and page number from his source)? Do i have to include more information, such as the title of the book he used, or do I have to put it in my bibliography? Thanks :)
Asked by Anon - Fri Dec 19 05:04:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on the requirements of the school/college/ university. Most will give you a preferred means of referencing and citing. If you are not clear on this or haven't been supplied, you can look up commonly used bibliography styles or citation styles. Quite often what you will need is a (Author Name, Publication Date, Page Number) reference within the text that you are writing, following the particular quote/citation. This is backed up by your bibliography which includes further information, such as Book/Paper/Journal Name, Edition, Publisher Name & Location etc. etc. To be safe, you should check to see what the acceptable format is where ever you are submitting this paper to.
Answered by E F - Fri Dec 19 10:12:07 2008
How do I set myself on the path to becoming a published author?
Q. I've always wanted to be an author, and I used to write like crazy when I was smaller, but I recently took a long break. Now, I've been hit by the writing bug again and I can't help but worry that my work is not good enough. I read a lot, and my writing level is very high. I know that the competition is big, and I'm not sure what to do. What are your top tips to help an aspiring author?
Asked by elviii.jb<3 - Sat May 10 20:56:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two things that you need to do. You need to read and write a lot and you need to learn about the publishing industry. Read My Starred Questions and the links in the About Me section of my profile for more information.
Answered by T M - Sat May 10 22:09:14 2008
Q. I've always wanted to be an author, and I used to write like crazy when I was smaller, but I recently took a long break. Now, I've been hit by the writing bug again and I can't help but worry that my work is not good enough. I read a lot, and my writing level is very high. I know that the competition is big, and I'm not sure what to do. What are your top tips to help an aspiring author?
Asked by elviii.jb<3 - Sat May 10 20:56:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two things that you need to do. You need to read and write a lot and you need to learn about the publishing industry. Read My Starred Questions and the links in the About Me section of my profile for more information.
Answered by T M - Sat May 10 22:09:14 2008
What Norwegian author won the Noble Prize in Literature in the 19th century, and with what book?
Q. What Norwegian author won the Noble Prize in Literature in the 19th century, and with what book?
Asked by deep.lilac - Tue Dec 9 18:08:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None, as this Prize was not awarded before 1901. In total, there are three Norwegians on the list: 1903 Bjoernstjerne Bjoernson 1920 Knut Hamsun, for Growth of the Soil 1928 Sigrid Undset
Answered by iwastolatetogetmyname - Wed Dec 17 12:02:27 2008
Q. What Norwegian author won the Noble Prize in Literature in the 19th century, and with what book?
Asked by deep.lilac - Tue Dec 9 18:08:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None, as this Prize was not awarded before 1901. In total, there are three Norwegians on the list: 1903 Bjoernstjerne Bjoernson 1920 Knut Hamsun, for Growth of the Soil 1928 Sigrid Undset
Answered by iwastolatetogetmyname - Wed Dec 17 12:02:27 2008
Who is an easy britsh author to write a term paper about?
Q. I need to pick a britsh author to write a term paper about by tomorrow and i need some help. When i say easy i mean someone who is understanable to the teens of today in his writing with clear written english. Authors must be somewhere from Great Britan and famous.
Asked by mc_vikram21 - Sun Sep 9 16:51:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about Mary Shelley? Who wrote frankenstein. I have to write an essay about her at school too(im from UK), and she is VERY famous! Or J.K Rowling? Harry Potter is extremely popular!! Hope that helps
Answered by smiiiiillleeeeeyy - Wed Sep 12 16:25:21 2007
Q. I need to pick a britsh author to write a term paper about by tomorrow and i need some help. When i say easy i mean someone who is understanable to the teens of today in his writing with clear written english. Authors must be somewhere from Great Britan and famous.
Asked by mc_vikram21 - Sun Sep 9 16:51:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about Mary Shelley? Who wrote frankenstein. I have to write an essay about her at school too(im from UK), and she is VERY famous! Or J.K Rowling? Harry Potter is extremely popular!! Hope that helps
Answered by smiiiiillleeeeeyy - Wed Sep 12 16:25:21 2007
What famous author lived across from a cemetery?
Q. It can be any author. I need to know. It is bugging me xD *laughing out loud* Can you help me please?
Asked by FuNnYgIrL! - Fri Oct 30 19:41:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Um...Beatrix Potter lived near a cemetery; she used names from some of the tombstones for characters in her books. I don't know if that helps at all, cos I don't think she lived across from a cemetery, just near by.
Answered by angelik - Fri Oct 30 22:46:19 2009
Q. It can be any author. I need to know. It is bugging me xD *laughing out loud* Can you help me please?
Asked by FuNnYgIrL! - Fri Oct 30 19:41:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Um...Beatrix Potter lived near a cemetery; she used names from some of the tombstones for characters in her books. I don't know if that helps at all, cos I don't think she lived across from a cemetery, just near by.
Answered by angelik - Fri Oct 30 22:46:19 2009
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