essays

Presents thirty-five essays drawn from throughout the twenty-five-year history of the Pushcart Prize, including literary critiques, political and social commentary, and personal memoirs.

Celebrates the personal essay, a rich and lively literary form, with more than seventy five selections from well-known writers.

Author selects his most recent columns, articles, essays, and adds original commentary to discuss issues of our time.

A collection of non-fiction writings by Salman Rushdie which were written between 1992 and 2002 as he traveled across the American frontier.

Contains fourteen uncollected stories and six uncollected essays of Fitzgerald.

Contains five essays in which the authors meditate upon themes of exile, home, and memory.

Contains six essays that present opposing viewpoints on aspects of illegal immigration; cause-and-effect model essays and writing exercises; a fact list; a guide to creating an MLA-style works cited list; sample essay topics; and an annotated list of organizations to contact.

A collection of controversial essays that debate issues associated with climate change, with model essays and writing exercises.

A collection of controversial essays that debate the issues surrounding the legalization of assisted suicide.

A collection of essays in which Christopher Hitchens ruminates on a variety of political and cultural issues and offers perspectives on a number of figures, such as Charles Dickens, Karl Marx, Rebecca West, and others.