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Original Essays | May 3, 2012

Lucia Perillo: IMG The Polymorph's Perversity



It should not be so hard to write both poetry and fiction. Both arts, after all, make use of the same materials, words and punctuation. Poems... Continue »
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Breath (03 Edition) by Donna Jo Napoli
Breath (03 Edition)

Harlem Harlot, April 7, 2006

Breath is one of the most heart-wrenching tales I've read. I glanced at the first thirty pages in a short sitting (I was at Drumline practice)and was immediately excited about it. Then, once I picked it up again, I finished the last 230. I was sucked inside the tale with such ferocity I was unable to come up for air until three hours later, by which time my eyes were tearing up and my throat was choked. I continued. My father yelled at me for reading until four o'clock in the morning but I explained, this was one of those books that Stephen King would describe as seeing his mother "in a chain-smoking marathon until the book was finished"-- needless to say, my father understood. I finished the book two months ago, but my heart, as well as that feeling in the pit of my stomach, has never been the same.
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Breath by Donna Jo Napoli
Breath

Harlem Harlot, April 6, 2006

Breath is one of the most heart-wrenching tales I've read. I glanced at the first thirty pages in a short sitting (I was at Drumline practice)and was immediately excited about it. Then, once I picked it up again, I finished the last 230. I was sucked inside the tale with such ferocity I was unable to come up for air until three hours later, by which time my eyes were tearing up and my throat was choked. I continued. My father yelled at me for reading until four o'clock in the morning but I explained, this was one of those books that Stephen King would describe as seeing his mother "in a chain-smoking marathon until the book was finished"-- needless to say, my father understood. I finished the book two months ago, but my heart, as well as that feeling in the pit of my stomach, has never been the same.
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