Jhumpa Lahiri Short Biography

She has had many books published receiving numerous awards for her mystery writings along the way. Her first published book, “Blood will have Blood”, was released in 1982. In 1983, she presented her second book "Bitter Finish”. The following year, her novel “Dead Heat” was published, and in 1986 her fourth book “Cities of the Dead” was released, and “A Trouble of Fools” was circulated in the following year. “The Snake Tattoo” was released in 1989 and in 1990, her book “Delacorte” was printed.

His wife, Toni Smith, taught English at the Hopkins School in New Haven. Giamatti graduated from South Hadley High School, Andover Academy and Yale University. He stayed in New Haven to receive his doctorate in 1964 and to become a professor of English. He showed his good sense of humor while serving as master of the Ezra Stiles College at

Renda is currently a professor of history at Mount Holyoke College where she teaches courses in World War II at Home and Abroad, U.S. Women’s History since 1890, interdisciplinary women’s studies courses, and Race, Gender, and Empire. Her teaching focuses on the cross-sections of women and gender, multicultural nature of U.S. history, and international contexts in which history take place. In addition to what was mentioned above Renda is also an author. She wrote Taking Haiti: Military Occupation and the Culture of U.S. Imperialism, 1915–1940 (2001) which I will review in this paper.

Looking at her career now she has made it a long way that most authors can only dream of accomplishing. She is now busier than ever working on her sequel to Descendants and writing her new series Vampires of Manhattan which is a spin-off of Blue Bloods and her other book Heart of Dread. At the same being a wife and mother. Few people would like her books because they are kind of girly but she has a variety of books that the reader is bound to fall in love with. Her influences, reviews, and great books all have led up to a successful life for Melissa.

She would later become a reporter for The Berry Street Times a venerated publication that allowed Barbara to expand her reach. Several years after she began writing for the magazine, she ventured into romantic comedy and it was not long before she was a bestselling and award-winning author with Silhouette and Harlequin. In addition to her romantic comedy series, she has also completed several other projects such as the NASCAR series. She has twice made the shortlist for the Romance Writers of America RITA award and has won the Golden Heart Award by the Romance Writers of America twice. Her novels have also been featured on the

The Story Telling Marry Higgins Clark Mary Higgins Clark often called “queen of suspense”. She has been writing novels for over 30 years, usually at the rate of one to two books per year. Her career began with her book where are the Children, published in 1975, earning her approximately $100,000. She has more than fifty million book in print. She received best-seller status worldwide and, many awards came including the New Jersey author award in 1969.

Throughout her autobiography, Welty uses anecdotes to demonstrate how books had an absolute impact on her path to become a writer. This anecdote from One Writer’s Beginnings says, “She took me in to introduce me… “Eudora is nine years old and has my permission to read any book she wants from the shelves, children or adult,” (Welty). Eudora included anecdotes from her past because it was the beginning of what shaped her to become a talented writer she was. Another anecdote by Eudora Welty is, “I remember her picking up The Man in Lower Ten while my hair got dry enough to unroll from a load of kid curlers trying to make me like my idol, Mary Pickford.” Eudora incorporated this story as a way of her saying that her real idol is her mother because she could off read books and would do something else at the same time.

This Second quarter we worked on PRL’s, a class novel called “The Hobbit” by J.R.R Tolkien, and an Ellis Island packet. The PRL’s are based off of personal reading books we chose from the library and I chose “The Invention of Hugo Cabret” by Brian Selznick. With our class novel “The Hobbit” by J.R.R Tolkien we worked on three essays for this novel. And the Ellis Island packet, we analysed photos,videos, and writing. My two best Shared Reading responses are my Hobbit Tbear and Ellis Island talking to the text packet.

Lessons from Bodega Dreams (Draft) Bodega Dreams is a fiction novel published in 2000 written by American author Ernesto Quinonez. The author was born in 1966 in Ecuador and currently resides in New York, New York. Aside from being a novelist, he was also an elementary public school teacher, and at present, he is serving as an assistant professor in the creative writing program at Cornell University (Gale; PaperBackSwap.com). He has written another novel titled Chango’s Fire published in 2004 (Gale). Bodega Dreams launched him as a serious writer and earned him several awards to include Village Voice’s “Writer on the Verge” in the year 2000 and the Jerome Dejur award also in 2000 (Gale).

At first, she writes Jane Eyre under pseudonym Currer Bell. And now she is best remembered for her novel Jane Eyre, this novel has aroused the great interest of the readers for more than century all around the world and it still continues to sell well. Moreover, Jane Eyre now is one of the