Tag Archives: American Literature
Genres…and More
So many choices, where to begin? For years, newspapers have been dividing bestsellers into Fiction [...]
Five Great Film Adaptations of American Literature
5. No Country for Old Men (2007, dir. Joel and Ethan Coen) Cormac McCarthy’s novels [...]
Books on the Small Screen
Every so often, literature appears outside of literature. The Shakespearean “sleep of death” catalyzes the [...]
Aug
Writers on the Road
Throughout history, Americans have been known for their desire to discover and explore new places [...]
New Works by Classic American Authors Lead to Excitement and Disappointment
Nearly a year before Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman was released in July 2015, [...]
May
A History of Recognition: Part II
Two weeks ago, we took a look at the American canon over the last century: [...]
A History of Recognition: Part I
The American Writers Museum is the newest institution recognizing talent and trends in American literature. [...]
Boston: The Birthplace of American Literature
Emerson. Thoreau. Longfellow. Hawthorne. James. Alcott. These names bring to mind classic American literature and [...]
Jan