Exploring Edwidge Danticat's "A Wall of Fire Rising"

a college prof examines aspects of the short story

[@nish9215]

SO much respect for you for your uploads all over the years.

[@veganwaffle]

You are an amazing person. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ✌️

[@_theeverydayitachifan_]

Hi! Hope you're doing well! ❣️ Can you please do an analysis of "those who walk away from Omelas"??

[@dankflip2462]

Thank you for your take on the story, as this helped me understand it better!

[@SixMinuteScholar]

You're welcome! I'm so glad!

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Find this story in Edwidge Danticat's book KRIK? KRAK! (www.amazon.com/Krik-Krak-Edwidge-Danticat/dp/161695700X) and also here: ischoolworldlit.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/a_wall_of_fire_rising.pdf

[@gursiratkaur9342]

Please cover- Dover beach

[@froleader2389]

what book did guy get to america?

[@hiyorioh]

You’re so pretty

[@rolakorhani2844]

Please cover:
The vision of mirza
The history of rasselas
Almoran and hamit
Mejnoun leila

[@rarapounoutout5724]

La Culture Et La Musique Haitienne

[@coyotel7661]

I wonder if you notice a potential symbolism of a storm? the author uses a lot of weather language, mentioning thunder, lightning, wind, rainwater..

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Oooh, definitely! Storms generally = disruption, change, danger. I can see where some of that could apply here. What do you think?

[@kaelynolivia4919]

Please

[@tanijicampbell5397]

How old are you

[@ceecue5367]

She's 27 at most