Free ebooks - Project Gutenberg Home · September 11 Digital Archive A Website for the Independent Literary Community Litline.org was a website created for the independent literary community. It represented non-commercial literary presses and magazines. Not only that, it facilitated the opening of bookstores and organized conferences and festivals. In this materialistic day and age, the terms “art” and “profit” are often interchangeable. Most famous poetry books, plays, and innovative novels around today were not published by large commercial companies. This is the reason LitLine.org was created in the first place. Alas, in early 2020, during the first outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, Litline.org ran out of funds and could no longer support the artists they wished to promote. To celebrate Litline.org and its achievements, here are some articles that celebrate poetry in all its forms. 25 Best Poetry Books Ever10 Best Mary Oliver Books5 Best Charles Bukowski Books5 Best Shel Silverstein Books8 Best Romance Books Ever Michael Englert Michael is a graduate of cultural studies and history.
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Freedom Archives Home Brandywine Books Ghost Stories - [English website of the Académie de Toulouse] Cette séquence a été réalisée en 3 jours (9h). Tâche finale La tâche finale consiste à écrire puis présenter à l’oral une ghost story en : • présentant le décor, les personnages, la situation initiale, l’élément surnaturel ; • en lisant un passage ; • racontant la fin de l’histoire. Séquence La séquence introduit le genre en en montrant un exemple, qui sera compris puis analysé afin d’être reproduit. La deuxième activité propose de s’entraîner en utilisant les éléments du genre à partir d’une situation initiale préétablie. Lors de la tâche finale, les élèves réutilisent les éléments travaillés pour produire à l’écrit, puis présenter à l’oral, une histoire entièrement personnelle, en pairwork. Les productions écrites des élèves ont été publiées sur le site du lycée :