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DaRK PaRTY Literary Resource Page
DaRK PaRTY Literary Resource Page

We love books and literature, so we write a lot about it. We've created this resource page to allow for easy access to all the writers, books, and short stories that have appeared on the pages of DaRK PaRTY. The Literary Resource Page is divided into alphabetical order by author's last name. Thus, if you're searching for Ernest Hemingway -- look under "Hemingway, Ernest."

The Literary Resources Page includes links to critical analysis of books and writers, essays on the writers or literary topics, interviews about famous writers, and interviews with authors. If you have any questions about the material please write us at DarkPartyReview(AT)gmail(DOT)com or leave us a comment.


Almond, Steve

Author Interview


Asimov, Isaac


Literary Criticism: The Man Who Never Told a Lie



Austen, Jane


5 Questions About: Jane Austen


Bauerlein, Mark

Author Interview
Book Short: The Dumbest Generation


Benedek, E.A.


Book Review: Red Sea


Bierce, Ambrose

Literary Criticism: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
5 Questions About: Ambrose Bierce
Two Poems: Nightmare and Detected


Brown, Margaret Wise

Essay: Hello, Miss Brown, Goodnight Moon
Essay: Children's Books that Won't Drive Parents Insane


Bruen, Ken


Author Interview


Bukowski, Charles

Essay: Learning to Love Bukowski
Interview with Linda King, Bukowski ex-girlfriend
5 Questions About: Charles Bukowski
Essay: 5 Writers Every Man Should Read
Poem About Bukowski


Burroughs, Edgar Rice

Essay: Ode to John Carter of Mars


Carver, Raymond


Literary Criticism: They're Not Your Husband

Essay: 5 Writers Every Man Should Read


Cheknov, Anton


Literary Criticism: A Dead Body



Clark, Susanna

Book Review: Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell


Connell, Richard


Literary Criticism: The Most Dangerous Game


Cormier, Robert

Essay: Robert Cormier and the Radicalization of Young Adult Fiction



Crane, Stephen


Literary Criticism: The Upturned Face


Dahl, RoaldLink Literary Criticism: Lamb to the Slaughter

de Maupassants, Guy

Literary Criticism: The Vendetta


Dickens, Charles


Essay: 5 Kooky, Wonderful Facts About Dickens
5 Questions About: Charles Dickens
Essay: The Most Memorial Supporting Characters in Dickens
Essay: Reading Dickens


Doyle, Arthur Conan

5 Questions About: Sherlock Holmes
Link

Ellis, Bret Easton

Essay: Less Than Good


Faulbert, Gustave


Book Short: Madam Bovary


Faulkner, William

5 Questions About: William Faulkner

Book Short: As I Lay Dying


Fitzgerald, F. Scott

Literary Criticism: The Lost Decade


Frost, Polly

Author Interview


Fleming, Ian


Book Short: Moonraker
5 Questions About: James Bond


Gaiman, Neil

Book Review: American Gods


Gorman, Ed

Author Interview


Gryphon, A.W.
Author Interview


Harrison, Kim

Author Interview


Hemingway, Ernest


Literary Criticism: Indian Camp
Literary Criticism: A Clean, Well-Lighted Place
5 Questions About: Hemingway


Irving, Washington


Literary Criticism: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow


Jackson, Shirley

Literary Criticism: The Lottery


Joyce, James

Literary Criticism: Counterparts


Kerouac, Jack


Essay: On the Road Turns 50


Jacobs, W.W.


Essay: The World's Scariest Short Story? (The Monkey's Paw)


King, Stephen


Literary Criticism: Quitters, Inc.
Essay: 5 Scariest Stephen King Novels
Essay: A King Thing

Lardner, Ring

Literary Criticism: Haircut


Lott, Malena

Author Interview


Marques, Gabriel Garcia


Literary Criticism: One of These Days


Mailer, Norman

Essay: Farewell, Lord Mailer


Matheson, Richard


Literary Criticism: I am Legend
Book Review: The Incredible Shrinking Man


McCarthy, Cormac


Essay: Our Sort-of-Kind-of Apology to Cormac McCarthy
Book Short: The Road


Melville, Herman

Reading Moby Dick - Part 1
Reading Moby Dick - Part 2
Reading Moby Dick - Part 3
Reading Moby Dick - Part 4
Reading Moby Dick - Part 5


Parker, Dorothy

5 Questions About: Dorothy Parker


Parker, Robert B.

7 Toughest Detectives: Spenser
Essay: Robert B. Parker Should Kill Spenser


Poe, Edgar Allan

Literary Criticism: The Masque of the Red Death
Essay: The Mad and Bad Writings of a Genius


Pollan, Michael


Book Review: The Omnivore's Dilemma


Proulx, Annie E.


Literary Criticism: Heart Songs


Remarque, Erich Maria


Book Short: All Quiet on the Western Front


Rowling, J.K.

Essay: Banning Harry Potter


Salvatore, R.A.

Author Interview


Shakespeare, William


Essay: A Selection of Shakespearean Insults
5 Questions About: Shakespeare
Essay: Reflecting on Death and Shakespeare


Smith, Michael Marshall

Author Interview
Book Short: The Straw Men

Spiegelman, Art

Essay: Maus Revisited


Stevenson, Robert Louis


Literary Criticism: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Book Short: Treasure Island


Stockton, Frank


Literary Criticism: The Lady, or the Tiger


Swierczynski, Duane


Author Interview
Book Short: Severance Package


Theroux, Paul


Literary Criticism: World's End


Tinti, Hannah


Author Interview


Vonnegut, Kurt


Literary Criticism: Welcome to the Monkey House
Book Short: A Man Without A Country


Wellington, David

Author Interview
Book Short: 99 Coffins


Wharton, Edith

Literary Criticism: A Journey
Book Short: The Age of Innocence


Wolff, Tobias


Literary Criticism: Casualty
Essay: 5 Writers Every Man Should Read


Zeltserman, Dave


Book Review: Small Crimes


On Literature:

Writer Interviews: Remarkable Literary Characters
Great Openings of 12 Classic Novels
A Menu of Tasty Books
Essay: Fixing Our Reading Problem
Essay: Banning Harry Potter
Unusual Literary Deaths
So You Want to be a Private Eye
Essay: Children's Books that Won't Drive Parents Insane
Writer Interviews: Great Books Part 1
Writer Interviews: Great Books Part 2




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