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Satire : Artists
By: Matt St. Amand | 2010-05-28 | Satire
Pryvett Rawgers'' art is his daily life. He''s not a writer, an actor, a musician, or a mime. His art is himself. It''s my job to write about it. I began writing about Pryvett Rawgers seven years ago with the simple line: “Pryvett is an improbable personage. read more
Satire : Writing
By: Leslie Griffin | 2010-06-03 | Satire
How to be a professional author or artist , without becoming an antisocial hermit: 9 ways to force read more
Satire : Culture
By: Jill Harness | 2010-06-01 | Satire
A Story Via Letters Dear Crayola Crayon Company, I am a big fan of your products. read more
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By: Monda Mahmoud | 2010-05-30 | Satire
Sometimes it seems that life here is one lifelong show. True, this is a city that never sleeps. No matter how odd the hour, you''re bound to find some action going on. Everyone is doing something, and funnily enough, everyone is watching. We are all performing. read more
Satire : Beauty
By: Kelly Garrett | 2010-06-03 | Satire
Runway Model I was reluctant to walk in a fashion show in Grand Rapids, Michigan. That is until I found it impressed the guy I was dating, and gave me bragging rights for the next five years. "Oh yeah, I was in a fashion show onceyeah independent designers, very avant-garde. read more
Satire : Teachers
By: R. Michael Straight | 2010-06-03 | Satire
So you want to be a teacher? Fantastic. read more
Satire : Life
By: Simonne Liberty | 2010-05-30 | Satire
The value of a Productive Citizen What is a "productive member of society?" To Produce, means to bring forth or bear. To yield or create anything with exchangeable value.To be productive, means Producing, or tending to produce. To produce profits or increase in quantify, quality, or value. read more
Satire : Travel
By: John Graham | 2010-06-03 | Satire
THINGS NOT SEEN We had time. Salisbury isn''t far from Oxford and we could have a leisurely Thames-side lunch, then visit Old Sarum and Stonehenge before reaching the Cathedral our final mission was to see the Magna Carta. read more
Satire : Night
By: Matt St. Amand | 2010-05-31 | Satire
It was something that could only take place at night: Cobo Hall. Detroit, Michigan. Summertime. Hot-as-hell, unrepentant humidity. 1984. read more
Satire : Freedom
By: Jon Pelletier | 2010-05-29 | Satire
ADAPTATION Kelly Triplich walked to the store. Her eyes were red with anger and her mouth was parched. She wanted to walk to the store, she did not want to drive. Her friends drove past her and a boy threw a bottle. The torch had been passed. She could only think of one thing. read more
Political Satire in Sculpture
By: Alice Lane | 2010-04-03 | Crafts
. Perhaps a future artist will make a sculpture of the former vice-president as a large dominant figure read more
Novel excerpts: Satire
By: Leah Davidson | 2010-05-30 | Writing & Speaking
My name is Sidda Lea Walker and this story is about the relationship I have with my three siblings; Baylor Gene Walker; Shep Jackson Walker and LuLu Abbott Walker. I guess I might just as well start off with Jackson and let you have a small, but clear perspective on him and his lifestyle. read more
Satire : Love letters
By: Blake Thomas Miller | 2010-06-02 | Satire
(fiction love letter) Dear Richmond Valentine, Well, I don''t want this letter to be corny or, anything. It really has been impatient experience that your beauty has become terribly missed. This has been a lonesome journey that now my steed arrival, out of the super blue, is at your shore. read more
Becoming a Satire Female Author
By: Ashish | 2010-07-28 | Ebooks
Satire is first and foremost a literary form of writing or genre, even if it can also be found in read more
Satire : Curiosity, cats and catastrophes
By: Katley Demetria Brown | 2010-06-01 | Satire
Misadventures of a Globetrotting Cat Tom, a large, hazel eyed Russian Blue, had a knack for getting into trouble. Whoever invented the saying "curiosity killed the cat" must have had Tom in mind. We adopted Tom in Minot, North Dakota, from a couple who owned too many critters. read more
Essay: The satirical writing of Kurt Vonnegut
By: Stacy Stepanovich | 2010-06-04 | Humanities
Galpagos by Kurt Vonnegut Galpagos tells the story of the survivors of an apocalypse. The passengers on what was supposed to be the "Nature Cruise of the Century" are stranded on the island of Santa Rosalia after their cruise ship is run aground by the incompetent Captain Adolf von Kleist. read more
Know About Caricature Artists
By: Stuart Michael M | 2010-07-28 | Arts & Entertainment
Caricature Artists have evolved over time, what used to be mere hobby is now an employment read more
The Evolution of Classical Satire into Modern Day Political Humor
By: Joe Owens | 2010-01-10 | Humor
Satire , as defined by the Britanica Concise Encyclopedia, is an artistic form in which human or read more
The Evolution of Classical Satire Into Modern Day Political Humor
By: Joel Owens | 2009-04-13 | Humor
Satire , as defined by the Britanica Concise Encyclopedia, is an artistic form in which human or read more
Satire : I want to be a bag lady
By: JUSTD | 2010-06-03 | Satire
I Think I want to be a Bag Lady I am not doing so well on this up and coming birthday, this year is already being one of the worst. I sit and ponder over the fact that I will be 50 years old this year. read more
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