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By Emily Enger

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Passionate about fiction | Creator of #YouShouldveBeenAnEnglishMajor | Co-owner of @enger_grove | Book marketing coach: Good Enough Book Marketing. 👇🏻

The Awakening is an aptly titled book about one wo

The Awakening is an aptly titled book about one woman's self-discovery in spite of rigid, Victorian-era restrictions. The protagonist, Edna Pontellier, is a young mother in an unhappy marriage battling severe depression. She undergoes several "awakenings" as she learns to not let herself be held back: sexual, spiritual, and cultural ones. However, even as she learns to grow despite everything that is against her, the suffocating gender roles of the 19th century and her own mental health are daunting foes. Ultimately, the story ends tragically.

There is pain and suffering to be awakened from slumber. But may we be grateful to finally be able to clearly see. #youshouldvebeenanenglishmajor
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#literature #literaryquotes #deconstruction #theawakening #katechopin #roevwade #politics #abortion #exvangelical #whatareyouwrestlingwith #itsoktochangeyourmind #growth #hardtopics

It was an honor speaking about book marketing at t

It was an honor speaking about book marketing at the Minnesota Northwoods Writers Conference this evening! So grateful for the opportunity and the fantastic audience questions! @northwoodswriters #writers #amwriting #bookmarketing #marketingforauthors

The incomparable William Blake. One of the Romanti

The incomparable William Blake. One of the Romantic poets whose opinions balked all traditional conventions. Blake is impossible to put into a box. Although he criticized most institutions of his day--religion, politics, slavery, marriage, and more--most scholars do not find his intent to be completely against institutions (with the exception of slavery, which he was deeply against.) Instead, Blake's point was usually to champion the elevation of creativity and the creative mind. And he admired flexibility, as this quote so bluntly states.

"The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" is about Blake's fascination with duality and contradiction. In it he argues, among other things, that good and evil both need each other for progress to happen. #youshouldvebeenanenglishmajor #britishliterature #williamblake #williamblakepoetry

If you know John, you know he is good at a lot of

If you know John, you know he is good at a lot of things. But he is an especially good dad. 😭 🥰 #happyfathersday

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