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Carroll, Lewis (1832-1898)
British writer. Pseudonym for Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. His work represents some of the most lasting mid-Victorian fantasies. Carroll Links
Chaucer,
Geoffrey (c. 1340-1400)
British writer. The greatest poet of the Middle English period. Well-known for
The Canterbury Tales. Chaucer
Links
Chekhov,
Anton (1894-1905)
Russian writer. Renowned for his short fiction and plays, particularly "The
Cherry Orchard," "The Three Sisters," and other works. Find online
texts, bibliographic resources and more. Chekhov
Links
- About Love
- Aborigines
- After the Theatre
- Agafya
- An Actor's End
- An Adventure
- An Upheaval
- Anyuta
- Art
- At a Summer Villa
- At Christmas Time
- At the Barber's
- At Home
- Betrothed
- Boots
- Boys
- Chameleon, A
- Classical Student, A
- Country Cottage, A
- Daughter of Albion, A
- Day in the Country, A
- Dead Body, A
- Defenceless Creature, A
- Doctor's Visit, A
- Dreams
- Dreary Story, A
- Easter Eve
- Father, A
- Gentleman Friend, A
- Happiness
- Happy Ending, A
- Joke, A
- Lady's Story, A
- Living Chattel, A
- Melefactor, A
- Misery
- Misfortune, A
- Mystery, A
- Naughty Boy , A
- Nervous Breakdown, A
- Peculiar Man, A
- Play, A
- Problem, A
- Safety Match , The
- Sea-Gull, The
- Slander , A
- Tragic Actor , A
- Transgression, A
- Trifle from Life, A
- Tripping Tongue , A
- Trivial Incident, A
- Troublesome Visitor, A
- Woman's Kingdom, A
- Work of Art, A
Chopin,
Kate (1851-1904)
American writer. Labeled a popular colorist writer, she publishes a scandalous
novel, The Awakening, and the literary world ignores her stories for
the next 70 years. Chopin Links
- At
Fault (1890)
- Awakening, The (1899)
- Bayou Folk (1894)
- A No Account Creole
- In and Out of Old Natchitoches
- In Sabine
- A Very Fine Fiddle
- Beyond the Bayou
- Old Aunt Peggy
- The Return of Alcibiade
- A Rude Awakening
- The Bênitous' Slave
- Desirée's Baby
- A Turkey Hunt
- Madame Célestin's Divorce
- Love on the Bon-Dieu
- Loka
- Boulôt and Boulotte
- For Marse Chouchoute
- A Visit to Avoyelles
- A Wizard from Gettysburg
- Ma'ame Pélagie
- At the 'Cadian Ball
- La Belle Zoraïde
- A Gentleman of Bayou Têche
- A Lady of
Bayou St. John
- Night
in Arcadia, A (1897)
- A Night in Acadie
- Athénaïse
- After the Winter
- Polydore
- Regret
- A Matter of Prejudice
- Caline
- A Dresden Lady in Dixie
- Nég Créol
- The Lilacs
- Azélie
- Mamouche
- A Sentimental Soul
- Dead Man's Shoes
- At Chênière Caminada
- Odalie Misses Mass
- Cavanelle
- Tante Cat'rinette
- A Respectable Woman
- Ripe Figs
- Ozème's Holiday
- Uncollected
Stories
- Emancipation: A Life Fable
- Wiser Than God
- A Point at Issue!
- Miss Witherwell's Mistake
- With the Violin
- Mrs. Mobry's Reason
- The Going Away of Liza
- The Maid of Saint Phillippe
- A Shameful Affair
- A Harbinger
- Doctor Chevalier's Lie
- An Embarrassing Position: Comedy in One Act
- Croque-Mitaine
- A Little Free-Mulatto
- Miss McEnders
- An Idle Fellow
- The Story of an Hour
- Lilacs
- The Night Came Slowly
- Juanita
- The Kiss
- Her Letters
- Two Summers and Two Souls
- The Unexpected
- Two Portraits
- Fedora
- Vagabonds
- Madame Martel's Christmas Eve
- The Recovery
- A Pair of Silk Stockings
- Aunt Lympy's Interference
- The Blind Man
- Ti Frère
- A Vocation and a Voice
- A Mental Suggestion
- Suzette
- The Locket
- A Morning Walk
- An Egyptian Cigarette
- A Family Affair
- Elizabeth Stock's One Story
- A Horse Story
- The Storm
- The Godmother
- A Little Country Girl
- A Reflection
- Ti Démon
- A December Day in Dixie
- Alexandre's Wonderful Experience
- The Gentleman from New Orleans
Coleridge,
Samuel (1772-1834)
British writer. Meet one of the greatest poets of all time. Coleridge wrote
some of the most influential poems such as "Christabel," "Kubla Khan," and "The
Rime of the Ancient Mariner." Coleridge
Links | Coleridge
Bio
Congreve,
William (1670-1729)
Irish writer. Congreve Links
Cooper,
James Fenimore (1789-1851)
American writer. American novelist, travel writer, and social critic, regarded
as the first great American writer of fiction. He was famed for his action-packed
plots and his vivid, if somewhat idealized, portrayal of American life in the
forest and at sea. Cooper
American writer. Known for his novel about war, The Red Badge of Courage, these paged provide historical and biographical information, with links and online texts. Crane Links
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