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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Punny Perceptions: Mark Twain’s Short Story ‘Wit Inspirations of the “Two-Year Olds”’
The acclaimed American author looks at parenting trends during his time, comparing them to his own upbringing.
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Transformative Kindness: Langston Hughes’s Short Story ‘Thank You, Ma’am’
A woman’s choice to show mercy changes the life of a teen.
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The Art of Noticing: Edward Lear’s Illustrations
The famed limerick writer was not only popular for his whimsical lines but also for his grasp of the world through his illustrations.
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Aging Is Growth: Matsuo Basho’s Short Story ‘The Aged Mother’
Matsuo Basho’s timeless tale challenges modern views on aging, revealing the profound wisdom and honor found in growing old.
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Visual Morality: George Cruikshank’s Illustrations of Charles Dickens’s ‘Oliver Twist’
The illustrator’s depictions present the difference between virtue and vice.
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Truth Depicted Through Proportions: Arthur Rackham’s Use of Geometry in His Illustrations
The iconic illustrator used symmetry and proportion to reveal the inner disposition and moral depth of characters.
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The Simply Magnificent Illustrations of Beatrix Potter
Using just a pen and ink, the beloved children’s book author and illustrator created clean lines that effectively captured her characters.
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Air Castles: Bret Harte’s Short Story ‘A Lonely Ride’
On a nighttime stagecoach ride, a young man gets more than he bargains for from his daydreams.
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