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Short Story Review Chaucer The Second Nuns Tale

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 23 May 18

We have not had a story by the first Nun, who may be the one accompanying the priest who told The Nun’s Priest’s Tale. She is not mentioned in The Prologue introduction to the main characters at all. The Second Nun is fervently...

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Book Review – Chaucer – The Canterbury Tales - The Wife Of Baths Tale

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 28 Feb 18

Following The Wife Of Bath’s Prologue Alison, (Alis) The Wife, begins her Tale in earnest, with a few drunken interruptions from the Pardoner and the Friar. She offers a story set in Arthurian legend, when fairies still...

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What do you think that will make a good introduction for a mystery novel?

kunizzul @kunizzul (1066) • Malaysia 28 Aug 09

Hi. I have an assignment to make a mystery novel and I want to ask you how to make a good introduction for a mystery novel. What do you think will draw the intention of the reader to continue their reading after read my...

Scary Step

SpikeTheLobster @SpikeTheLobster (6399) 26 Mar 09

OK, so this is a big, scary step for me: the first time I've posted creative writing anywhere on the Internet (barring one fanfic and the cat memoir thing, which was really an article in disguise). I'd be interested to hear...

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Do you read the prologue?

SomeCowgirl @SomeCowgirl (32189) • United States 3 Feb 09

Not all books have a prologue but those that do are usually boring and not pertinent to the storyline. Do you still read the prologue just in case it does give valuable information or do you skip it and after reading the book, if...

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