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“Feminist Criticism in Wilderness – Elaine Showalter” to the poem “Crossing the Atlantic by Anne Sexton”

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“Feminist Criticism in Wilderness – Elaine Showalter”   to the poem “Crossing the Atlantic by Anne Sexton” Introduction                   Annie grey was born in Newton in 1928. She attended Garland Junior College for one year and married Alfred Mullar Sexton – II. At the age of 19 she enrolled in a Modeling course at the Hart agency. In 1953 she gave birth to a daughter and she was diagnosed with Postpartum depression suffered her first mental breakdown and was admitted to Westwood lodge a neuropsychiatric hospital.   In 1955 she gave the birth of her second daughter attempted suicide she was encouraged by her doctor to pursue and interest in writing poetry that she had developed in high school and in the fall of 1957 she enrolled in a poetry workshop.     In 1974 at the age of 46 she won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. In 1967 for live or die she lost a battle with mental illness a...

Never Never Nest by Cedric Mount

Never Never Nest by Cedric Mount Cedric Mount 🙆 Cedric Mount is considerably distinguished playwright of his age. 🙆He wrote some thoughtful plays which includes "Twentieth Century Lullaby", "To Cut a Long Story Short" and "Nature Abhors a Vacuum". 🙆His one-act plays are easy to perform, satirical, witty and insightful. 🙆George Cedric Wright (April 13, 1889 – 1959) was an American violinist and a wilderness. High Sierra peak was officially named Mount Cedric Wright Gist ⌛  Never Never Nest is a one act play. This comedy is very relevant today. Today people buy most things in installments. ⌛ The playwright satirizes people’s addiction for buying things in installments. This one act play is interesting. It is humorous. It talks about a young couple named Jack and Jill. Characters Jack Jill (his wife) Aunt Jane Nurse Mr. Sage Dr. Martin Brief Summary Jack is the hero. His wife is Jill. They are newly married. They have a small baby.  Jack works in an offic...