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That Wicked Summer

Author: Richard Manton
Publisher: Blue Moon Books
ISBN: 9780929654300
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 158

Book Description

That Wicked Summer

Author: Richard Manton
Publisher: Blue Moon Books
ISBN: 9780929654300
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 158

Book Description

One Wicked Summer

Author: Dave Seymer
Publisher: iUniverse
ISBN: 0595402011
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 98

Book Description
"One minute I was laughing and the next I was totally creeped out. This stupid book gave me nightmares."-Tanner Day "Dave Seymer is a genius! This book is destined to be a classic! You'd have to be crazy not to want to read One Wicked Summer!"-Dave's Mom Bradford Springs could be a sleepy little town anywhere in America, except that most sleepy little towns aren't home to drooling zombies, ravenous meat-eating plants or demonic carnivals. One Wicked Summer is a suspenseful and twistedly funny story about 12 year-old Jake Andrews and his friends, and the wickedly unbelievable adventures they have one summer vacation (each and every one being completely true-or at least as far as you know they are). Disclaimer: The author and his heirs are not responsible for any nightmares or general feelings of uneasiness that may result from reading this book.

Wicked Summer Knight

Author: Tracy Lorraine
Publisher: Tracy Lorraine
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 46

Book Description
USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Tracy Lorraine brings you a new dark mafia, high school bully romance series. She’s in the wrong place at the right time… Gunshots echo, reverberating through me, allowing me to feel something… anything other than the pain that consumes me. That should be a warning to stay away, but for some reason, she comes closer. Intruding on my silence. Sharing my darkness. Close enough for me to see the look in her eyes. It’s not fear, but desire that darkens her eyes in the moonlight. She should run. Run far away from me, but she never does. She comes close enough to touch, tempting the devil inside that wants to cause devastation for the loss I’ve suffered. I take what I need before I discover the truth. The gorgeous girl in the shadows that tastes like sin, isn’t an angel coming to light my way. She’s one of us. One I never should have touched. And she has no idea. She could be my destruction… Dear readers, Wicked Summer Knight is the prequel to my new angst-filled new adult mafia series. This book is a dark bully romance that contains mature content and demanding alphaholes that some readers may find disturbing. You have been warned.

The Wicked Sisters

Author: Betsy Erkkila
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 0195344952
Category : Literary Criticism
Languages : en
Pages : 294

Book Description
This provocative study of the lives and works of Emily Dickinson, Marianne Moore, Elizabeth Bishop, Adrienne Rich, and Gwendolyn Brooks focuses on the historical struggles and differences among and within women writers and among feminists themselves. Erkkila explores the troubled relations women writers experienced with both masculine and feminine literary cultures, arguing that popular feminist views often romanticize and maternalize women writers and their interrelations in ways that effectively reinforce the very gender stereotypes and polarities which initially grounded women's oppression. Studying the multiple race, class, ethnic, cultural, and other locations of women within a particular social field, Erkkila offers a revisionary model of women's literary history that challenges recent feminist theory and practice along with many of our fundamental assumptions about the woman writer, women's writing, and women's literary history. In contrast to the tendency of earlier feminists to heroize literary foremothers and communities of women, Erkkila focuses on the historical struggles and conflicts that make up the history of women poets. Without discounting the historical power of sisterhood, she seeks to reclaim women's literary history as a site of contention, contingency, and ongoing struggle, rather than a separate space of untroubled and essentially cooperative accord among women. Encompassing the various historical significations of "wickedness" as destructive, powerful, playful, witty, mischievous, and not righteous, The Wicked Sisters explores the power struggles and discord that mark both the history of women poets and the history of feminist criticism.