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		Alice Fulton \| Home Page Links to Poetry, Fiction, Essays, Reviews, Libretti ^Votes:0 UPCOMING EVENTS & READINGS Click here to read the Atlantic's online interview with Alice Fulton. Cascade Experiment includes selections from each of Alice Fulton's award winning books, including Felt, which was awarded the Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry from the Library of Congress. Last updated on Sunday, July 18, 2007, at 9:56 AM (EDT). Website designed and updated by Hank De Leo . Copyright © 2007 by Alice Fulton. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Read More Go to Site

		Anne Frank In the World - Teacher Workbook - Utah Education Network ^Votes:0 Image © East Riding of Yorkshire School Improvement team, 2001; andrew.moore@eril.net © Utah Education Network in partnership with the Utah State Office of Education and the Utah System of Higher Education UEN does not endorse and is not responsible for content on external websites linked to from this page. Contact Info: 801-581-2999 \| 800-866-5852 \| resources@uen.org Read More Go to Site

		Books & Authors: Rosario Ferr? ^Votes:0 Rosario Ferr? Rosario Ferr? is Puerto Rico's leading woman of letters. A professor at the University of Puerto Rico and contributing editor for the San Juan Star, she has written poetry, criticism and biography, in addition to the fiction for which she is best known. Ferr? was born in Ponce on the southern coast of Puerto Rico in 1938 to a family influential in business and politics. Her father, Luis Ferr?, was a pro-statehood governor of the commonwealth from 1968 to 1972. Among Rosario Ferr?'s books is a biography of her father. She was educated at Manhattanville College, the University of Puerto Rico (where she studied with Mario Vargas Llosa) and the University of Maryland. In the early 1970s, she began her writing career as editor and publisher of Zona de Carga y Descarga, an importan Read More Go to Site

		Dateline - Miep Gies ^Votes:0 Anne Frank wrote to the world from the cramped quarters of a 4th floor attic. At 13, she described her life in Amsterdam, hiding in fear from the Nazis during World War II with her family, who had fled the anti-Jewish policies of Hitlers Germany in the early-1930s. For two years they relied on friends such as Miep Gies to bring them food and other necessities. When the Franks were discovered and arrested on the morning of August 4, 1944, Annes diary remained scattered among the possessions left behind in their ransacked rooms. Gies found the diary before the Franks things were confiscated by Nazi authorities. She kept it, unread in her desk drawer, then gave it to Otto Frank after the war. Only Annes father, Otto, survived the war, returning to Amsterdam after e Read More Go to Site

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		Selected Web Resources for William Faulkner ^Votes:0 Faulkner Resources on the World Wide Web Selected by Jim Alderman This page has been revised and relocated to http://www.unf.edu/library/guides/faulkner.html . Jim Alderman's Home Page Read More Go to Site

		WFotW ~ Sole Owner&Proprietor ^Votes:0 Home : >Sole Owner & Proprietor The Life of William Faulkner Im old fashioned and probably a little mad too; I don't like having my private life and affairs available to just any and everyone who has the price of the vehicle it's printed in, or a friend who bought it and will lend it to him. Interview with Jean Stein, Lion in the Garden , p. 253 ( hide source ) --> Show source --> In “Sole Owner & Proprietor” Biographical Sketch (from The Mississippi Writers Page) Chronology Frequently Asked Questions Biographies, Memoirs, & Life Studies The Family Tree Faulkners Home: Rowan Oak William Faulkner was an intensely private man, and for the early years of his writing career, he was able to maintain a quiet, relatively untroubled life at his home, Rowan Oak , out of t Read More Go to Site

		Women's Equity Resource Center ^Votes:0 This site is no longer active. Back to Women of Achievement Anne Frank DATES : June 12, 1929 - 1945 ABOUT HER In 1942, when Anne Frank was only 13, she and her Jewish-German family hid inside of several sealed-off rooms in the back of an Amsterdam office building to escape from the Nazis. For the next 25 months, Anne and her family lived in the small rooms, waiting and hoping and scared. While they waited, Anne kept a diary. Her diary, filled with all the humor and emotional ups and downs of a teenager, was found and published many years later. It has been translated into 55 languages and is one of the most widely read books in the world. There has been a play and a movie on the subject of her life. In 1944, Anne and her family were discovered and sent off to concentration camps. Anne died Read More Go to Site

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