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My Tick Tock Day (Start School) by Shirley Jackson, 2003-07-03 Rabbits in a Fix and Other Stories (Splat) by Marie Birkinshaw, Lorraine Horsley, et all 2005-06 The historicity of Jesus: a criticism of the contention that Jesus never lived, a statement of the evidence for his existence, an estimate of his relation to Christianity by Shirley Jackson Case, 2010-05-13 Beauty and the Beast (Key Words Stories) by Shirley Jackson, 2000-04-03 The Revelation of John: a historical interpretation by Shirley Jackson Case, 2010-08-06 The Millennial Hope: A Phase of War-Time Thinking by Shirley Jackson Case, 2010-01-10 THE OMNIBUS OF 20TH CENTURY GHOST STORIES by Robert (editor) Walter De La Mare, Edith Wharton, Shirley Jackson, Elizabeth Bowen, Charoltte Perkins Gilman, Joyce Carol Oates Phillips, 1995 Penguins in a Spin and Other Stories (Splat) by Marie Birkinshaw, Lorraine Horsley, et all 2005-04 Experience With the Supernatural in Early Christian Times by Shirley Jackson Case, 2010-05-23 The millennial hope;: A phase of war-time thinking, by Shirley Jackson Case, 1918 The Book of Revelation by Shirley Jackson Case, 2010-06-13 Writer's Workshop by Margaret L. ; Meeson, Brian ; Callahan, Morley ; Munro, H. H. ; Jackson, Shirley ; Thouless, Robert H. ; Langewiesche, Wolfgang ; White, E. B. ; MacLennon, Hugh ; Fitzgerald, F. Scott ; Lewis, C. S. ; Herron, Shaun; Woolf, Virginia ; Ross, Sinclai Ford, 1966 The Christian Philosophy of History. by Shirley Jackson. Case, 1943 The Social Origins Of Christianity by Shirley Jackson Case, 2010-05-17

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81. Creative Quotations From Shirley Jackson (1919-1965)
    Creative Quotations from . . . shirley jackson (19191965) born on Dec 3 US novelist. Searchmillions of documents for shirley jackson. Highbeam Research,  
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    Extractions: [L]et my reader who is puzzled by my awkward explanations close his eyes for no more than two minutes, and see if he does not find himself suddenly not a compact human being at all, but only a consciousness on a sea of sound and touch . . . The idea of a series of items, following one another docilely, forms the only possible reasonable approach to life if you have to live it with a home and a husband and children, none of whom would dream of following one another docilely. It has long been my belief that in times of great stress, such as a 4-day vacation, the thin veneer of family wears off almost at once, and we are revealed in our true personalities. February, when the days of winter seem endless and no amount of wistful recollecting can bring back any air of summer.

82. Shirley Jackson Posters
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    Extractions: Memorial Day Sale! At AllPosters.com: : Use coupon CEC-CBU-636-459-9U8 20% off on all orders (only till May 31st, 2004)! At Art.com : Take $20 off for $100 or more order until May 31st, 2004! Use coupon code c158600473114 at checkout. Movie Posters Sports Posters Music Posters Funny Posters ... Refrigerator Magnets

83. National Women's Hall Of Fame - Women Of The Hall
    NWHF Medallion, shirley Ann jackson (1946 ). Quick Facts. Birth1946. Death Year Inducted 1998. Achievement In Education / Science.  
    http://www.greatwomen.org/women.php?action=viewone&id=85

84. Shirley Jackson, Author Of Horror Classic, Dies
    jacksonshirley jackson (19161965). Internet Resources Today in Literature shirley jacksonBibliography. 4290. JOSHI, ST “jackson, shirley (Hardie)” (pp. 291-92).  
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    Extractions: August 10, 1965 OBITUARY Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES ORTH BENNINGTON, Vt., Aug. 9Shirley Jackson, the short-story writer and novelist, died at her home here yesterday afternoon after an apparent heart attack. She was 45 years old. Miss Jackson was widely known as the author of "The Lottery," a short story published in 1948 that became a classic horror tale. In addition to stories dealing in abnormal psychology and witchcraft, she wrote novels of family life. Her most recent book, "We Have Always Lived in the Castle," published in 1962 by Viking Press, is being adapted for the Broadway stage. Miss Jackson was the wife of Stanley Edgar Hyman, the literary critic, who is on the faculty of Bennington College. She is also survived by four children, Laurence, of New York, Joanne, Sarah and Barry, of North Bennington; and two grandchildren. In accordance with a request Miss Jackson made some time ago, no funeral or memorial service will be held. Domesticity and the Macabre Shirley Jackson wrote in two styles. She could describe the delights and turmoils of ordinary domestic life with detached hilarity; and she could, with cryptic symbolism, write a tenebrous horror story in the Gothic mold in which abnormal behavior seemed perilously ordinary.

85. Powell's Books - The Haunting Of Hill House By Shirley Jackson
    ISBN 0140071083 Author jackson, shirley Publisher Penguin Books Subject Novelsand novellas Subject American fiction (fictional works by one author  
    http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=62-0140071083-0

86. SciFan: Writer: Shirley Jackson (bibliography, Books, Series, Web Links)
    Writers shirley jackson (1919 1965, United States), Bibliography, 1966.Magic of shirley jackson, The (Amazon - Alibris) 1995.  
    http://www.scifan.com/writers/jj/JacksonHShirley.asp

87. NYSE > Press Releases >11-05-2003
    to the reconstituted board Madeleine K. Albright, Herbert M. Allison, Jr., D. EuanBaird, Marshall N. Carter, shirley Ann jackson, James S. McDonald, Robert B  
    http://www.nyse.com/press/1067901051382.html

88. Faculty: Shirley J. Jackson
    8067572. AC. DF. GI. JL. MO. PR. SU. VZ. Site Search. shirley J. JACKSONAssociate Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy. EDUCATION  
    http://www.cpnahs.howard.edu/AHS/Faculty/shirleyj.htm

89. NPR : Talk Of The Nation For Friday, August 8, 2003
    We ll take a look at the graying of the sciences with Rensselaer PolytechnicInstitute President shirley Ann jackson. Guest shirley  
    http://www.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.php?prgDate=08-Aug-2003&prgId=5

90. Shirley Jackson [Books]
    Home Books shirley jackson. The Haunting of Hill House by shirleyjackson June, 1984. 2. Books The Lottery And Other Stories.  
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91. Library Document Abstract - Shirley Ann Jackson, President Of
    shirley Ann jackson, President of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and formerChair of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Author, shirley A. jackson.  
    http://www.educause.edu/asp/doclib/abstract.asp?ID=EDU0301

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93. Shirley Jackson
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94. IMS: Shirley Jackson, HarperAudio
    shirley jackson. Actress Maureen Stapleton reads shirley jackson stimeless short story, The Lottery. The story takes place in  
    http://town.hall.org/radio/HarperAudio/022294_harp_ITH.html
    
    Extractions: Actress Maureen Stapleton reads Shirley Jackson's timeless short story, "The Lottery." The story takes place in a small town not unlike that inhabited by Jackson herself, who taught at Bennington, Vermont. The strength of this story lies in Jackson's ability to expose the unquestioned existence of evil in everyday life. When Jackson was asked about the meaning of this story, which was published in the 1940s, she replied, "Why, it's about the Jews, of course." In reality, the story goes much deeper than that to the root of human nature itself. Rebroadcast of HarperAudio is made possible by the Internet Multicasting Service and our sponsors. Description of available audio formats Comments or suggestions to IMS Internet Multicasting Service Home Page

95. Lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/ead/jackson.sgm
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    Extractions: jackson.sgm SHIRLEY JACKSON A REGISTER OF HER PAPERS IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Prepared by Grover Batts Revised and expanded by Michael McElderry with the assistance of Scott McLemee Manuscript Division Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 20540-4860 Registers of Papers in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress Edited Full Draft Finding aid encoded by Mary Lacy, Manuscript Division, Martha Anderson, National Digital Library, and others, Library of Congress, eng Collection Summary Shirley Jackson Shirley Jackson Papers 20.4 linear feet; 7,400 items Manuscript Division, Library of Congress Administrative Information The papers of Shirley Jackson , novelist and short-story writer, were given to the Library of Congress in by Jackson's husband, Stanley Edgar Hyman . Subsequent gifts include an addition formed from material removed from the Stanley Edgar Hyman Papers, which were donated by Hyman's second wife, Phoebe Pettingell , in , and a small gift of several items in The original gift was processed by Grover Batts in 1969; the finding aid was revised and expanded by Michael McElderry with the assistance of Scott McLemee in 1993. An audiotape has been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division where it is identified as part of these papers. Selected artifacts have also been transferred to the Smithsonian Institution. Biographical Note 1919, Dec. 14

96. Salon | Monstrous Acts And Little Murders
    A new collection of unpublished stories betrays the two faces of ShirleyJackson, the writer who created The Lottery. By JONATHAN LETHEM.  
    http://www.salonmagazine.com/jan97/jackson970106.html
    
    Extractions: the writer who created "The Lottery." By JONATHAN LETHEM "The Lottery," of course, the story everyone knows even if they don't remember Shirley Jackson's name. A small New England town, blandly familiar in every way, sleepwalking its way through ritual murder. Likely the most controversial piece of fiction ever published in the New Yorker, resulting in hundreds of canceled subscriptions, later adapted for television, radio and ballet, it now resides in the popular imagination as an archetype. It can be as difficult to persuade readers that the story is just one sheaf in the portfolio of one of this century's most luminous and strange American writers as it is to explain that the town portrayed in "The Lottery" is a real one. The town hasn't changed, or at least it hadn't by the mid- eighties, when I was a student at the school. A handful of the townspeople portrayed in thin disguise in Jackson's novels and stories were still around. I knew the square where "The Lottery" takes place. It was Jackson's fate, as a faculty wife and an eccentric newcomer in a staid, insular village, to absorb the reflexive antisemitism and anti-intellectualism felt by the townspeople toward the college. She and her children were accessible in a way that her husband and his colleagues and students, who spent their days on the campus, were not. The hostility of the villagers further shaped her psyche, and her art; the process eventually redoubled so the latter fed the former. After the enormous success of "The Lottery," a legend arose in town, almost certainly false, that Jackson had been pelted with stones by schoolchildren one day, then gone home and written the story. The real crisis came near the end of her life, resulting in a period of agoraphobia and psychosis; she wrote her way through it in "We Have Always Lived in the Castle." In that novel, Jackson brilliantly isolates the two aspects in her psyche into two odd, damaged sisters: one hypersensitive and afraid, unable to leave the house, the other a sort of squalid demon prankster who may or may not have murdered the rest of her family for her fragile sister's sake. For me, it is that unique and dreamlike book, rather than "The Lottery," that stands as her masterpiece.

97. A à Z Guide Des Romans D'horreur, Critiques Et Comptes-rendus
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    Extractions: Jackson, Shirley : La maison hantée, Cette maison-là, non seulement elle est hantée, mais surtout, elle est vile, vicieuse, détestable, abominable. Depuis des lustres, elle provoque l'effroi, l'épouvante et la mort - et quand le vent souffle à travers les cheminées, on dirait que les suppliciés eux-mêmes poussent d'affreuses lamentations. Et pourtant, cette maison n'a-t-elle pas, comme toute chose, son secret?

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