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    C111 Ursula LeGuin sci fi author extraordaire

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    Ursula LeGuin wrote many popular sci-fiction works like her City of Illusions and the ever popular Left Hand of Darkness. With her very angular chart there was no doubt that Ms. LeGuin would be very active in her career and live a long time — she managed to do both before reposing on January 22, 2018, at eighty-eight years old. Born Ursula Kroeber in Berkeley California both are parents were anthropologists. Her father Alfred Louis Kroeber (who was previously married to Henrietta Rothschild ) was the leading anthropologist in America at the time. He has been his wife’s, Theodora Covel…

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    C405 The Sense & Sensibility of Jane Austen

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    Jane Austen born December 16, 1775, during the Revolutionary War in Winchester, England. She was a great writer of mystery romances. — Pride and Prejudice is a good intro because it is short. Sense and Sensibility is the better effort. Emma and the great Persuasion are solid literary efforts with the latter her best. Northanger Abbey is an early work with not much there as it is a copy of Italian novellas of the time. Lady Susan, is her epistolary attempt at replicating Samuel’s Richardson’s novel with Pamela, was failure and can safely be ignored; read Pamela instead. * Mansfield…

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    J17 Neptune’s Daughter, Louisa May Alcott

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    Allcox, Alcott and May AMOS BRONSON ALCOTT AND ABIGAIL MAY WERE MARRIED after an unhurried engagement on Sunday, May 23, 1830, at King’s Chapel on Tremont Street, Germantown, Pennsylvania, the outskirts even then of Philadelphia. Bronson noted the day in his journal writing:

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    C469 Winesburg’s Sherwood Anderson

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    Vogue Magazine, December 1926 Photograph by Edward Steichen THE history of Sherwood Anderson is the history of a man groping painfully for an understanding of his own ideas. They flash before him out of the void, and he contemplates them with a sort of wonder, seeking to penetrate their significance, and sometimes not succeeding. Here I do not simply speculate grandly; I say only what the man has said himself, and in plain terms. Mid-American Chants represents his effort to turn this puzzlement into ecstasy; in Many Marriages he takes refuge in metaphysics; in such acrid and revelatory short stories as Death in the…

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    C468 Bernard Malamud has a Magic Typewriter

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    Bernard Malamud always had some element of magic in his works. As we close down the 500 nativities, I began to wonder why, so I did his chart. He won two National Book Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for The Natural” that became a Hollywood Movie with charismatic Robert Redford. 

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  • Marie dagoult
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    #J12 Daniel Stern is the Comtesse d’Agoult

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    Read her magnificent bio on New World. I cannot improve on that. She is bucket with a Moon handle, a common occurrence for writers (see Emily Bronte) who write romances. She has a preponderance in the sixth house in Capricorn highlighting her hard work on her novels and since her north node is trine her Midheaven, how much she aspired to be successful. This is emphasized because of her North Node conjunct her Sun in the sixth — its an extra push in ambition. Her relationship with the composer Franz Liszt is highlighted in the seventh house opposite her ascendant…

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    #J85 Living on 24 hours, Arnold Bennett

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    Enoch Arnold Bennett was born on May 27th, 1867 in Hanley, Staffordshire, England. Jones states he was born at 10:30. Hanley is on the the English Potteries towns which he hated and with great ambition became a successful writer. Your own mind is a sacred enclosure into which nothing harmful can enter except by your permission. …….Arnold Bennett He wrote The Old Wives’ Tale, the Clayhanger trilogy (Clayhanger, Hilda Lessways, and These Twain), and The Card. He also wrote such intriguing self-improvement books as Literary Taste and his most famous book of all, How To Live on 24 Hours a…

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    C601 Poet & Father of Frankenstein – P. B. Shelley

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    Recently I was reading a series of essays, “English Romantic Poets: Modern Essays in Criticism” edited by M. H. Abrams in 1960. One writer, I think it was the poet Donald Davie,  mentioned how when he was young and first introduced to the Romantics he loved Shelley to the point of memorizing his poems and quoting him freely.  Now writing in 1956 and 25 years after university, he found there were few poems by him he could bare to read, much less quote.  I found that hilarious because as a young lit student, I too loved Shelley and like he, here…

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    #J968 Oscar Wilde & the Grand Sextile

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                                                 the Grand Sextile A Grand Sextile is a pattern of six individual sextiles (60° each) linked to form a circle of 360° creating mutual encouragement within itself but because it is a “closed” circuit there is a lack of dynamic tension to spur the person forward. Instead, they are happy in their psychological squalor and lose their individuality for the sake typically the missing spoke. In Oscar Wilde’s chart that missing sextile is at the eleventh house cusp…

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    C622 Lucy Maud Montgomery of Canada

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    Montgomery’s ancestors were among the wealthy and educated immigrants who came to the Island of Saint John (now Prince Edward Island) from Scotland in the 1770s. Her maternal great-grandfather, William Simpson Macneill, was a member of the provincial legislature from 1814 to 1838, and Speaker of the House of Assembly. Her paternal grandfather, Donald Montgomery, served in the provincial legislature from 1832 to 1874 and was appointed by Sir John A. Macdonald to be a senator in the federal government from 1873 to 1893. Montgomery’s mother, Clara Woolner Macneill, died from tuberculosis in 1876 at the age of 23. Montgomery was not yet two, but she claimed that her earliest…

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