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Girl By Jamaica Kincaid
The Girl By Jamaica Kincaid Fiction: June 26, 1978 The GirlBy Jamaica Kincaid June 19, 1978 About the Author Girl’ is a short story by the Antigua-born writer Jamaica Kincaid (born 1949). In this very short story, which runs to just a couple of pages, a mother advises her teenage daughter on how to behave like a proper woman. ‘Girl’ was originally published in the New Yorker in 1978 before…
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Our latest Lite Reads week, Come Into the Roof Garden, Maud by Djuna Barnes, although a touch late in ending, is just about wrapped up. Before I share my full review and new selection (both due in the next 24 hours, thank you for your patience), I hope you will share your thoughts in the comments on this modernist USAmerican short story. Some questions to consider: 1. The story deals with roof gardens, a popular notion in the 1910s in NYC. What do you think the story is saying about popular trends in general? 2. What do you think of how women are represented in this story? Do you think how the narrator represents women and how society represents women are the same within the story? Why or why not? 3. What do you think of how New York City life and culture in the 1910s is represented within the story? #shortstories #shortstory #reading #classiclit #classicshortstories #americanlit #litereads https://www.instagram.com/p/B-6G7vSAnsw/?igshid=1ttoo6c6obegd
