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For students who are studying Poe‰۪s short stories, these four tales of terror are sure to intrigue. Four Poe stories are presented in their entire...
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Program includes: Making Ideas Relate, Expanding Sentences, Beginning and Ending Paragraphs, and Using the Thesaurus. All writing activities are st...
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Edgar Allan Poe is regarded as America‰۪s first great literary critic, its first real literary critic, its first literary influence in Europe, a su...
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In this fine program, students practice identifying the eight parts of speech in more than 300 exercise sentences, and over two hours of discussion...
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This program traces the life and work of Emily Dickinson, and explores the world in which Dickinson lived. Each section is accompanied by a compreh...
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Each of the three sections is accompanied by a comprehensive glossary and an illustrated timeline. Users can print some of Twain‰۪s best-loved work...
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Too often, Emily Dickinson is seen as an eccentric, white-garbed recluse who composed verse among the lilacs. First and foremost, however, Emily Di...
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The thirty years between World Wars I and II saw a remarkably prolific era in American literature. These were the years of innovative drama from Eu...
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Americans had suffered the traumas of the Civil War, the cruel realities of life in the West, and the harsh struggle of immigrant life. American Li...
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American literature truly found its own voice in the years 1820 to 1865. It was during this amazingly productive era that writers like Emerson, Haw...
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