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Voice and Eye in Faulkner's Fiction
Hugh M. Ruppersburg examines the use of narrative viewpoint and structure in four representative novels by William Faulkner: Light in August, Pylon, Requiem for a Nun, and Absalom, Absalom! In his discussion of these four works he refers frequently, and often at length, to Faulkner's other novels and stories, so that the book offers a comprehensive examination of the narrative principle that underlie Faulkner's literary achievement. Ruppersburg shows how the Nobel Prize-winning novelist employed a number of elements to guarantee the impersonality of his fiction--how he built his novels primarily around the speech and thoughts of his characters. The absence of a judgmental authorial or narrat...
Portrait of Max
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Whispers in the Moonlight
Bella Tomlin, owner of Popsville’s only dance studio, has always been different. Since she was a child, she’s been able to tap into the powers of the moon to accomplish things others can’t. When she has visions that connect the haunted mansion in town to a series of kidnappings, she steps up to do whatever needs to be done to rid their town of the ghost of Clarissa Harrington. Karl Anderson has just gotten out of the Marines and decides to settle in Popsville where his friend Jake lives. He meets Bella at Jake’s wedding and immediately knows she’s the woman he’s dreamed of. He thinks nothing of jumping into the investigation regarding the kidnappings, and he tries to help find ways to banish Clarissa while getting closer to Bella. Will they be able to stop the paranormal activity in Popsville once and for all? Or will they lose themselves in the fray?
No Hiding Place
Charlotte, North Carolina, has developed a national reputation as a banker's town, a place where business deals are made. But as this anthology makes clear, another side to the city's life -- a rich literary heritage -- grows stronger with the years. Charlotte is the place where Carson McCullers wrote The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, where W. J. Cash wrote The Mind of the South, and where Erskine Caldwell got his start as a book reviewer. All are featured in these pages, along with Harry Golden, LeGette Blythe, Charles Kuralt, and Kays Gary.Although such legends set the standard, this book also offers samples of the vibrant writing life that exists in Charlotte today. Included are four dozen writers whose work gives the city its heart, soul and direction. This sampler features such contemporaries as Dori Sanders, Patricia Cornwell, Nancy Kincaid, Ashley Warwick, Scott Ely, and others.
Things Undone
Charles Fite wakes up in a hospital and believes he is God. While working at televangelism fame, he gets caught up in a convoluted legal case with two disparate attorneys and an over-exposed judge.
On to the Asteroid
LOOMING DESTRUCTION FROM SPACE! It's the beginning of a new golden age of space exploration. Finally, humanity is taking the commercialization of space to the next level—mining asteroids. The new gold rush of the commercial space era has begun. Another commercial venture, an attempt to put a hotel on the Moon, is seeking the space tourism gold of the ultra wealthy. And it seems as if the dream of finally sending people to Mars is finally going to happen using a ship propelled by a powerful nuclear rocket. But space travel isn’t cut and dry, and there is nothing routine about it. In order to mine an asteroid the goal is to bring it closer to Earth, but orbital mechanics are tricky and clo...
