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Oct 18, 2015 · Pets are worth so much more to your story than their death, and these five uses for pets will help enrich your narrative. 1. Add Novelty . Spec fic encourages creative characters, and a pet can be anything you want it to be.
Then the dog took the Princess home. Next morning when the King and Queen were drinking their tea, the Princess told them about the strange dream she'd had-all about a dog and a soldier. She'd ridden on the dog's back, and the soldier had kissed her. "Now that was a fine story," said the Queen.
Mar 14, 2013 · Cats vs. Dogs: A Poem by T. S. Eliot, with Stunning Vintage Illustrations by Dame Eileen Mayo. By Maria Popova. While researching the endlessly entertaining 1982 gem A Cat-Hater’s Handbook, I came upon Best Cat Stories (public library) — a rare 1953 anthology, long out of print, edited by Michael Joseph and featuring 19 short stories about ...
6 days ago · An overwhelming 96.73% of cat owners believe that their pet reduces their stress level and positively contributes to their emotional well-being. 97.33% speak to their cats, and 81.31% allow their ...
Novelists and short-story writers have created some classic narratives about man’s best friend, the dog. But what are the very best stories and novels about dogs? Where should we begin in assessing the classic, canonical literature that features dogs?
Apr 29, 2013 · Cats have inspired Joyce’s children’s books, T. S. Eliot’s poetry, Gay Talese’s portrait of New York, and various literary satire, while dogs have fueled centuries of literature, philosophy and psychology, interactive maps, and some of the New Yorker’s finest literature and art. Gathered here are some of literary history’s most ...
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[1] Grown-ups say really strange things sometimes, Gavi thought as he walked home in the pouring rain. Right before he left his grandparents’ house, his Granmom had tutted at the clouds and said, “It’s going to rain cats and dogs out there. We better bundle you up.”
