Kate Vidimos
Author
Kate Vidimos holds a bachelor's in English from the liberal arts college at the University of Dallas and is currently working on finishing and illustrating a children’s book.
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Such a Silly Thing: O. Henry’s Short Story ‘The Marry Month of March’
The month of May is made for lovers, and not even the chillest breezes can prevent sparks from flying.
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Spirited on by Friendship: Waldron Kintzing Post’s Short Story ‘Little Helping Hands’
Steve Hudson’s joke-loving friends give him a big surprise, in ‘Little Helping Hands.’
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A Tension of Opposites: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘The Setness of Theodosia’
Stubborn pride pulls a couple apart—but love may bring them back together.
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Despite Knowing You’re Licked: Mary Woodbury Caswell’s Short Story ‘North of Fifty-Three’
A young woman’s defiance in Mary Woodbury Caswell’s “North of Fifty-Three” shows how courage can challenge injustice and change everything.
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To Love the Pilgrim Soul: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘The Penningtons’ Girl’
Can a young man’s love for lowly hired help transcend societal superficialities?
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Learning With Laughter: Lucretia P. Hale’s Short Story ‘Why the Peterkins Had a Late Dinner’
Though ingenuity is in short supply among the Peterkins, their inventiveness, laughter, and cooperation skills surely aren’t.
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Such a Silly Thing: O. Henry’s Short Story ‘The Marry Month of March’
The month of May is made for lovers, and not even the chillest breezes can prevent sparks from flying.
|
Spirited on by Friendship: Waldron Kintzing Post’s Short Story ‘Little Helping Hands’
Steve Hudson’s joke-loving friends give him a big surprise, in ‘Little Helping Hands.’
|
A Tension of Opposites: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘The Setness of Theodosia’
Stubborn pride pulls a couple apart—but love may bring them back together.
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Despite Knowing You’re Licked: Mary Woodbury Caswell’s Short Story ‘North of Fifty-Three’
A young woman’s defiance in Mary Woodbury Caswell’s “North of Fifty-Three” shows how courage can challenge injustice and change everything.
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To Love the Pilgrim Soul: L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘The Penningtons’ Girl’
Can a young man’s love for lowly hired help transcend societal superficialities?
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Learning With Laughter: Lucretia P. Hale’s Short Story ‘Why the Peterkins Had a Late Dinner’
Though ingenuity is in short supply among the Peterkins, their inventiveness, laughter, and cooperation skills surely aren’t.
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