CRITIQUE MAGAZINE:: The Consummate Review of Books, Magazines, Media, and the Like.

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The staff of Critique is proud to present our annual On Writing Special Edition. Bernard Cornwell, David Baldacci, Niall Williams, and Jerry Spinelli are just a few of the authors, teachers, and translators of merit who contributed their time and thoughts to our most ambitious issue yet. Find them online at http://onwriting.critiquemagazine.com. THE SPOOKY ART by Norman Mailer Throughout his writing life Mr. Mailer seemshave had a constant Picasso-like need to dive into new waters, whether it be film, journalism,long narrative non-fiction all writing, though all very different genreswithin which to perform. Many writers would not have survived this, though Mailerseems to have done and continues to do so while always being able to go backto his spooky bitch, the novel. BROKEN GOURDS by Beresford McLean the age of chick lit, Broken Gourds is the sort of inspirational folklore that readers probably haven t seen in quite some time. The story follows a lowly healer whose mission is to empower the oppressed while fostering harmony and hope in a small Jamaican community. This is a story of humanity the story of its foundation: Love. It is a story of life. DARWIN: A LIFE IN SCIENCE by Michael White and John Gribbin Though Darwin did not foresee how this story of stories would unfold, our very geno-centric biology is a perfectly logical consequence of the way Darwin chose to describe evolution in terms of inheritance, random variation, and natural selection, including the survival of adapted species. In this sense alone, Darwin was ahead of his time. G. Marudhan:V.S. Naipaul's Beyond Belief Paul Holler: Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol Michael Standaert: Paul Bowles' Let it Come Down Allegra Wong: Dierdre Bair's Samuel Beckett Elizabeth Routen: Brian Greene's The Elegant Universe Can't believe what you're reading? Critique welcomes your essays for our Another Perspective addendums.

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