Enjoy your rest, Madeleine L'Engle
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Enjoy your rest, Madeleine L'Engle
Just saw on the news, Madeleine L'Engle, author of many wonderful Christian-based fantasies, and best known for 'A Wrinkle In Time', has passed away at age 88.
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I will remember her great writing.
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Oh, no. I loved her writing. What a loss.
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THAT CAN'T HAPPEN!!! *cries*
thats so sad... she was so wacky yet had such an enjoyable writing style and was willing to break down the barriers when writing (having a female protagonist)
I am sad!
thats so sad... she was so wacky yet had such an enjoyable writing style and was willing to break down the barriers when writing (having a female protagonist)
I am sad!
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I'm sorry to hear that. I haven't read her books, but I have heard of 'A Wrinkle in Time.' What a dear lady - the world will miss her.---
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Am I the only one that didn't like A Wrinkle in Time? Maybe I should reread it.
Anyway, she will be missed. D:
Anyway, she will be missed. D:
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Mr. SmartyPants wrote:Am I the only one that didn't like A Wrinkle in Time? Maybe I should reread it.
Anyway, she will be missed. D:
I doubt it. Its a really weird book, probably to weird for alot of people.
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The item in the Spokesman Review yesterday that talked about her death mentioned the part of her being a Christian.
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mitsuki lover - Posts: 8486
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...She died?!
Really? NO WAY.
Only just after I got re-interested in some of her works.... that's really a shame... wow. I'm a lot sadder then expected I would be...
Really? NO WAY.
Only just after I got re-interested in some of her works.... that's really a shame... wow. I'm a lot sadder then expected I would be...
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Nikolai Melodie - Posts: 175
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Mr. SmartyPants wrote:Am I the only one that didn't like A Wrinkle in Time?
Not at all.
However, the loss of such a notable author is still sad.
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I've never actually read it. I may take the time to check it out now.
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When my mother taught third grade, she read Winkle in Time to the class every year.
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*sigh*
I'm not looking forward to breaking the news to the wolf on this one. This was one of her favorite authors.
I'm not looking forward to breaking the news to the wolf on this one. This was one of her favorite authors.
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One of mine too. A Wrinkle in Time is one of the most fantastic books ever written.
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She wrote a whole series of books based upon the protagonists of "A Wrinkle in Time", the last of which was "Many Waters", the book you are describing. There is (to my knowledge) two books between them, plus a book in which the protagonists are Meg's parents.
Calvin O'keefe (Meg's boyfriend and eventually husband) and Poly, their daughter, also show up in other books. Actually, you can work connections between most of her books with Calvin and Canon Tallis (not in A Wrinkle in Time) as the bridging characters.
Calvin O'keefe (Meg's boyfriend and eventually husband) and Poly, their daughter, also show up in other books. Actually, you can work connections between most of her books with Calvin and Canon Tallis (not in A Wrinkle in Time) as the bridging characters.
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Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
Maokun: Ninjas or Pirates? (Vikings are not a valid answer, sorry)
EricTheFred: Vikings are always a valid answer.
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Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
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I've enjoyed her books for the most part, the ones that I read anyway.
Although, I never really did figure out what her theology was.
Although, I never really did figure out what her theology was.
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As I understand it, she was a moderate Protestant.
One must always remember that an author of fiction is by definition writing things she does not necessarily believe to be true, but her books tend to suggest she believed that Science and Religion revealed different facets of the same Truth. An example of this would be the presence of both mammoths and nephilim in the above-mentioned book "Many Waters".
One must always remember that an author of fiction is by definition writing things she does not necessarily believe to be true, but her books tend to suggest she believed that Science and Religion revealed different facets of the same Truth. An example of this would be the presence of both mammoths and nephilim in the above-mentioned book "Many Waters".
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Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
May He cause His face to shine upon you.
May He lift up His countenance and grant you peace.
Maokun: Ninjas or Pirates? (Vikings are not a valid answer, sorry)
EricTheFred: Vikings are always a valid answer.
Feel free to visit My Writing.com Portfolio
Largo: "Well Ed, good to see ya. Guess I gotta beat the crap out of you now."
Jamie Hyneman: "It's just another lovely day at the bomb range. Birds are singing, rabbits are hopping about, and soon there's going to be a big explosion."
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