classic literature set
Sunday, July 4th, 2010
vampire characters should be called …?
Frist of all, no one here to comment: "Oh my god, vampires are so overrated! There are many vampire books too close now! "Just came out. Leave now. I am" report "happy and you're just being rude (not to mention know nothing of, timeless classic of literature). Therefore, I am writing an epic fantasy novel where vampires are the main focus, although there are many other creatures fantastic. My vampire is very classic, natural walk at night (I'm thinking of going to Dracula approach and enable them to walk in the day, but little weakens and completely natural), friends of animals (rats, wolves, vultures, etc), most animal and even slightly demonistic when hungry or food. As this is an epic fantasy that takes place in an alternate universe (which was Victorian meets medieval meets the future), should I call them vampires? I've been calling "the" old, but I do not know if that's weird. Something else or just go with "vampire"?
If you have or have not received Fangs by Katie Maxwell read she calls the vampires in his book "The Dark" I know that sounds a bit cheesy but good job now did not. No se. People have been using the name "vampire" way to much lately. I think an alternate on the lines … I acutally like the name of "the ancients." I think that sounds older and more formal then say "vampires." 
Or how about "the old ones." Or something like that:) I hope Help me: D
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A&E Literary Classics – The Romance Collection Megaset (DVD) $137.7 The cable channel A& E is widely known for its acclaimed adaptations of romantic literary classics. 8 of these films are include |
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Sacred Classics for Flute and Piano Made Easy Book/CD Set $12.67 Sacred Classics for Flute and Piano Made Easy presents a variety of literature that can be used as processional, meditative or incidental music in the sacred setting. |
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Rain God $10.17 Already a Southwestern classic as beautiful, subtle and profound as the desert itself Arturo Islas`s The Rain God is a breathtaking masterwork of contemporary literature. Set in a fictional small town on the Texas-Mexico border, it tells the funny, |
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Cranford (MP3 CD) $22.53 CRANFORD is a novel in the form of 16 tales set in an English village inhabited mostly by single women and widows, whose remote, powerless lives are portrayed with a combination of satire, amusement, and sympathy. Elizabeth Gaskell`s fourth novel revea… |
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The Flicka Family Classics Collection (DVD) $22.37 Along with Black Beauty and the Black Stallion, Flicka is one of the most memorable equines in film and literature. This set collects three classic films that begin with the unruly horse: MY FRIEND FLICKA, THUNDERHEAD: SON OF FLICKA, and GREEN GRASS OF… |
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Monkey Wrench Gang $10.49 This justly popular underground classic is an ecologist`s delight: a band of renegade activists set out to sabotage the develope |
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Their Eyes Were Watching God (Paperback) $7.92 Zora Neale Hurston`s now-classic novel about Janie Crawford, the granddaughter of an ex-slave, and her three husbands: Mr. Killicks, Mayor Starks and, finally, Tea Cake–the love of her life. The novel is set in a black community in rural Florida, and … |
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The Long Ships (Paperback) $12.09 THE LONG SHIPS is an epic Viking adventure tale set in the 10th-century, filled with the scope of heroism and tragedy one expects from the classics. |
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Mansfield Park Revisited (Paperback) $10.62 After marrying Edmund Bertram, Fanny Price and her new husband set sail for the Caribbean as her younger sister moves to Mansfield Park to act as the new companion for Lady Bertram, in a colorful sequel to Austen`s classic novel. Reprint. |
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A Girl of the Limberlost $10.55 Stratton-Porter’s unforgettable novel about a young woman who finds her true self through her devotion to learning about butterflies and moths is a classic coming-of-age story as well as a tribute to the Indiana wilderness in which it is set. |
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Candide (Hardcover) $7.91 This inside of this book is the familiar, classic tale of the innocent Candide and his travels, translated from the French by Theo Cuffe. What sets this edition apart is the cover, where quirky cartoonist Chris Ware quickly and hilariously sketches the… |
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Their Eyes Were Watching God (Large Print,Paperback) $11.83 Zora Neale Hurston`s now-classic novel about Janie Crawford, the granddaughter of an ex-slave, and her three husbands: Mr. Killicks, Mayor Starks and, finally, Tea Cake–the love of her life. The novel is set in a black community in rural Florida, and … |
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Friendly Persuasion $11.58 In Jessamyn West’s classic novel, set in the American Midwest, Eliza and Jess Birdwell are raising their family as good Quakers |
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The Charterhouse of Parma $9.42 This epic novel, set in Parma, Italy, during the early 1800`s, is about a young aristocrat named Fabrice del Dongo and his attempts to find his place in life. A classic of French literature, written in seven manic weeks, it was revered by Proust, en |
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The Street $9.94 Set in Harlem in 1940, this is the classic tale of a young black woman’s struggle to keep her son clear of the violence and pove |
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The Monkey Wrench Gang $15.24 This justly popular underground classic is an ecologist`s delight: a band of renegade activists set out to sabotage the developers who are taking over their beloved desert landscape. Abbey`s famously crabby, indignant, and powerfully persuasive voic |
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Young Lonigan $7.87 This classic novel, the first in a trilogy set in the 1930s, follows the adolescence and sexual awakening of Studs Lonigan as he grow up on the mean streets of Chicago. Reprint. |
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Candide (Hardcover) $29.65 This inside of this book is the familiar, classic tale of the innocent Candide and his travels, translated from the French by Theo Cuffe. What sets this edition apart is the cover, where quirky cartoonist Chris Ware quickly and hilariously sketches the… |
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Old Curiosity Shop $113.84 Full of the stark contrasts of youth and old age, beauty and deformity, goodness and malevolence, this Dickens classic resembles a fairy story. But, can goodness prevail in this realistic setting of Victorian England? Published first in serial form, Th… |
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House of the Seven Gables (Paperback) $19.52 Nathaniel Hawthorne`s “The House of the Seven Gables” is a classic of American literature, written by one of America`s greatest writers. First published in 1851, the book is set in a mansion not unlike his cousin`s many-gabled home in Salem, … |
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Western (Paperback) $11.74 The author, using a writing style the evokes a classic western movie, sets out to tell the story of a mysterious cowboy, in a novel that subvert`s the genre`s ill treatment of female characters and delays the much-anticipated violence in favor or insig… |
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Candide (Paperback) $14.8 This inside of this book is the familiar, classic tale of the innocent Candide and his travels, translated from the French by Theo Cuffe. What sets this edition apart is the cover, where quirky cartoonist Chris Ware quickly and hilariously sketches the… |
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The Chill (Paperback) $10.72 Romano Bilenchi`s classic coming of age story, never before published in English, is set in northern Tuscany in the 1950s. The small hill towns and rolling Tuscan countryside provide a suggestive and constantly changing backdrop to a story that is thor… |
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John Cheever (Hardcover) $25.29 Published to coincide with editor Blake BaileyB`s groundbreaking new biography, here is the definitive edition of the stories of John Cheever. Set in the tony suburbs of Westchester and Connecticut, CheeverB`s classic stories charted a country as recog… |
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Monsignor Quixote (Paperback) $10.3 This lighthearted modern variation on the classic Cervantes novel is set in the Spanish village of El Toboso. It describes the journey to Madrid made by the village priest, Father Quixote, to buy the purple socks that he needs now that, through a cleri… |
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Treasure Island $8.7 Jim Hawkins, who narrates Stevenson`s classic tale, is rewarded for his assistance to an old pirate, Billy Bones, with a map showing the way to buried treasure. He and his associates set sail for the island on a ship manned by a band of pirates–a f |
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Timeless Classics Literature Set 1 (Mixed media product) $68.26 Description not available. |
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Catch-22 $16.16 Joseph Heller’s manic, bleak, blackly humorous, and brilliant novel has become a classic of American literature, and Catch-22 has entered the language as a term describing a no-win situation. Set during the last months of World War II, the novel t… |
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The Mysteries Of Udolpho $8.86 This classic Gothic novel by the incomparable Ann Radcliffe tells the story of Emily, her lover, Valancourt, and the evil Count Montoni, whose castle Udolpho provides the setting. |
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Bread Givers $9.5 The classic novel of Jewish immigrants in new trade paperback format and design, with sixteen period photographs. This masterwork of American immigrant literature is set in the 1920s on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and tells the story of Sara Smoli… |
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Narnia Limited Edition Lucy’s Magic Vial Watch $8.19 Celebrate a timeless literary classic with this Narnia watch gift setWatch features antique goldtone finish with rustic dialTimepiece is patterned after Lucy’s magic vial and is tucked inside a red leather pouch |
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Les Miserables (Literary Classics) (DVD) $13.85 2-Disc Set |
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Black Literature Criticism $524.25 Most of the authors and writings covered in Gale`s Black Literature Criticism: Excerpts of the Most Significant Works of Black Authors over the Past 200 Years (1992) and its one-volume supplement (1998) were published prior to 1950, hence this new set … |
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A Tale of Two Cities (Paperback Classics) by Lucinda Dickens Hawksley, Bob Harvey $4.99 Dickens`s only serious, uncomic novel, A TALE OF TWO CITIES, is set during the French Revolution and tells a story of unselfish devotion. The beautiful Lucy Manette marries Charles Darnay, the descendant of an aristocratic French family denounced by … |
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Hop on Pop $8.9 This classic beginning reader features lots of simple rhymes, silly situations, and whimsical drawings. |