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	Erowid Library/Bookstore : 'Eden: The Novel'
		Eden itself incorporates some of the concepts encountered during his own trips, but also explicitly weaves into the story some standard psychedelic concepts and debates.
		The Eden Group - Seven artists, one hundred teks brought together to bioengineer a baradise of elegant creatures living in perfect harmony.
		The Eden Group - Forced by circumstance to turn their paradise into a living hell by bioengineering organisms into bizarre weapons of war.
	www.erowid.org /library/books/eden.shtml (323 words)

	Eden (novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eden is a 1959 science fiction novel by Stanisław Lem.
		The inhabitants of Eden are not interested in having contacts with the off-world visitors.
		Eden can be read as a depiction of just how alien our own human future might be.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eden_(novel) (212 words)

	East of Eden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		East of Eden is a novel by Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck, published in September 1952.
		Often described as Steinbeck's most ambitious novel, East of Eden brings to life the intricate details of two families, the Trasks and the Hamiltons, and their interwoven stories.
		Steinbeck's inspiration for the novel comes from the fourth chapter of Genesis, verses one through sixteen, which recounts the story of Cain and Abel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/East_of_Eden (625 words)

	DADDY BUILT A GREAT CITY - Creating Livable, Sustainable, Eco-cities in the
		While the bulk of Eden is to the west of the highway, to the east side of the highway is a 70-house, typical, automobile-based, neo-traditional subdivision.
		Eden, of course, is surrounded by preserved land - 25,000 acres of Ted's land and tens of thousands of acres of national forest.
		Eden is great because it was the first large scale development of the last 100 years that was designed with efficient technology related to human aspirations and sustainable principles.
	www.priorities.org /eden.htm (15586 words)

	Hotel Eden
		''Eden'' is a novel by Stanislaw Lem, reminiscent of the Orwell's ''1984''.
		In a series of author's notes Wisman describes how ''Eden: The Novel'', a work that took seven years, is the direct result of what he learned during his excursions into the unconscious and how the novel's ideas, characters, and images grew out of his insights and visions.
		Eden was born in Durham, where his family had been local landowners for many generations.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/91/hotel-eden.html (2281 words)

	Free eden Essays
		Eden offers them food, “and the Lord God made all kinds of trees grow out from the ground – trees that were pleasing to the eye and good for food,” (Genesis 2:9) and a place to live a simple life.
		In the novel, East of Eden, John Steinbeck proposes the idea that man has much more control over his own destiny than many chose to believe-a conclusion reached from Steinbeck's own interpretation of the story of Cain and Able wherein God neither instructs Cain to master the sin which is crou...
		Because East of Eden is a novel woven together of many people and many stories, it is an especially difficult novel to summarize.
	www.123helpme.com /search.asp?text=eden&page=1 (3400 words)

	Edenic Apples and
		A fan favorite, Eden opens strangely, with a brief introduction by the author which explains where the ideas for this fantasy/science fiction trip about creation and life came from its birth in a series of some forty psychedelic drug trips that Wisman took between 1998 and 2000.
		The issue I take with such novels as a reviewer is that it seems to me, if an author wishes to illuminate readers' minds by challenging them with theories of life, the universe, and everything, that author could simply write a philosophy text.
		The point of a novel is to relate a story, not have characters engage in Socratic Dialogue after Socratic Dialogue.
	www.lsu.edu /necrofile/eden15.htm (687 words)

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		Eden has been writing since junior high school, and although he is keeping his day job for now, he hopes to make writing payoff one day.
		Eden explained that he really got into the storyline of the Dougett character and was always thinking of ways to improve or change the story.
		Eden believes that the book is really about one man’s journey to God and the thought that every man has a higher purpose if he is willing to reach for it.
	www.publishedauthors.net /beneden/ar.html (958 words)

	Penguin Reading Guides \| East of Eden \| John Steinbeck
		The first family whose story is told in this novel is the Hamiltons, led by the charismatic poet-patriarch Samuel Hamilton, an Irish immigrant who raises a large and boisterous family on a mean and unyielding plot of land through charm, ingenuity, and adaptability.
		A brilliant novel of ideas, East of Eden is far-reaching in its effort to explicate the most fundamental trials of mankind.
		The end of the novel and the future of the Trasks seems to rest with Cal, the son least liked and least understood by his father and the town.
	us.penguingroup.com /static/rguides/us/east_of_eden.html (1801 words)

	Anime News Network - Encyclopedia - Releases - Upcoming titles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Eden Volume One is both a brilliant love song to the post-apocalyptic survival genre and the beginning of a deep exploration on man's role in the natural order.
		In the near future, a large portion of humanity is wiped out by a brutal, new virus that hardens the skin while dissolving internal organs.
		Graphic, cyberpunk, and philosophical, Eden is a place where endearing heroes face a constant struggle for survival and violent surprises wait around every corner!
	skuld.animenewsnetwork.com /encyclopedia/releases.php?id=5174 (302 words)

	Martin Eden by Jack London. Search, Read, Study, Discuss.
		Eden has to die because he is not a socialist at heart, like London himself (who built a sprawling ranch with the profits from books which included Marxist tracts and novels, and came under heavy fire from the American socialist contingent for doing so).
		Eden is not weak-minded either; but London couldn't appease his readership by making a happy outsider of him in the end, so he killed him off.
		The relish London takes in the suicide of Eden is in fact an expression of his longing for escape from the pains of his wasted body.
	www.online-literature.com /london/martin_eden (935 words)

	Eden information - Search.com
		Eden Project, a project to construct and maintain a large-scale environmental complex near Cornwall.
		Eden Brekke, a superintendent of Parks and Alderman of the 37th Ward, Chicago.
		Eden was the name of the first record label and fan-club of rock group All About Eve.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Eden (719 words)

	Definition of Jaap Eden
		The inhabitants of Eden are not interested in having contacts with the of...
		Most readers of the English translation of ''Eden'' are dazzled by Lem's relentless depiction of an...
		1: '''''Martin Eden''''' ([[1909 in literature1909]]) is a novel by...
	www.wordiq.com /search/Jaap_Eden.html (656 words)

	Martin Eden
		Eden was never given anything and had to work to gain everything he wanted.
		Martin Eden^s perseverance and hard work were both a let down and a pickup it was a double-edged sword.
		Specifically London explains the yearning of the poor to be rich and the steadfastness of the rich to be unacceptant of the ^nouvelle rich.^ This struggle is apparent as barriers continue to exist in the struggle between classes.
	www.studyworld.com /basementpapers/sec_papers/Martin_Eden.html (892 words)

	East of Eden and Manhattan media - Gawker
		Neal Pollack summarizes East of Eden so you don't actually have to read it: "Eden, the novel's heroine, is a low-level editorial assistant at Gloss, a fashion magazine for the 'medium-breasted contemporary woman' owned by the Candy Nast media empire.
		Eden plots to kill her, or at least to write tender short stories for The New Yorker.
		While Eden's at work, her boyfriend, Chris Fray, struggles with with the twin demons of ego and heroin addiction and doesn't give a fuck what anyone thinks about him, especially not all the assholes who put less meaning into their whole novels than he does into one sentence." It's official: Neal has been completely Gawkerized.
	www.gawker.com /news/media/east-of-eden-and-manhattan-media-012560.php (175 words)

	East of Eden Study Guide & Literature Chapter Summaries
		This includes a historical context essay, a box comparing the time or place the novel was written to modern Western culture, a critical overview essay, and excerpts from critical essays on the novel.
		To further aid the student in studying and enjoying each novel, information on media adaptations is provided, as well as reading suggestions for works of fiction and nonfiction on similar themes and topics.
		For older works, this section includes a history of how the novel was first received and how perceptions of it may have changed over the years; for more recent novels, direct quotes from early reviews may also be included.
	www.bookrags.com /studyguide-easto/copy.html (2018 words)

	Eden Robinson writer author Monkey Beach award winner
		She read from her first novel, Monkey Beach, scenes drawn from her life on the central coast of B.C. - descriptions of her grandparents, their love of old-fashioned TV soaps and salmonberry stew.
		This eagerly anticipated new novel is Eden Robinson's most satisfying, disturbing, and addictive to date.
		This is Eden Robinson at the height of her powers.
	www.turtleisland.org /news/news-eden.htm (811 words)

	Eden Mills Writers' Festival :: the official site
		The Eden Mills Writers' Festival was founded in 1989 and has taken place annually since then.
		It is organized by the seven-person board (five of whom are Eden Mills residents, the other two being Guelph residents) and committees drawn from the general membership of 50 people for fundraising, operations, publicity, author selection, entertainment and music.
		Despite its size, Eden Mills has a disproportionately high number of residents who are writers and illustrators.
	www.edenmillswritersfestival.ca /history.html (901 words)

	A Review of G. Stolyarov II´s Eden against the Colossus
		The novel keeps the reader thinking due to the fact that both sides of the argument are presented.
		This novel does not attempt to force any ideal in the reader’s mind by giving only one side of the argument and enforcing it, but rather fairly gives each side a chance and then clearly shows the most logical side through the reasoning of the characters.
		The only flaw I see in the novel is the fact that, in every single conversation between Meltridge and his wife, Meltridge is the individual who has all of the thoughts and all of the opinions.
	www.geocities.com /rational_argumentator/eac_Brodsky_rvw.html (908 words)

	Kitimat writer Eden Robinson reads from her new novel in Prince rupert (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Eden reminded me of local women I know.
		The first shows Eden giggling and not being famous nor sounding like a VIP visiting the boonies.
		(During the reading, Eden mentioned how her publishers did not want the extended family she was drawing: ‘too many characters for the NY public to remember’) Still, Salon reads the story with sensitivity.
	www.princerupert.com /books1/eden_robinson1.htm (364 words)

	Eden's Last Sunrise
		Eden's Last Sunrise is a tale about one man's struggle to overcome the wounds of dissappointed love.
		For Shakespeare the question was: To be or not to be, for Michael Eden the novel's central figure the question is to love or not love, to maintain or not maintain faith in a God of love.
		However after I became obsessed with the novel I quit UPS and went to Phoenix AZ were I spent a winter writing in the park everyday.
	hometown.aol.com /ddkwriter/myhomepage/index.html (1012 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Garden of Eden: A novel: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		She was a serious, mid-list writer with a modest profile outside of Saskatchewan until she broke out with an award-winning, non-fiction bestseller, The Perfection of the Morning --the kind of spiritual book that gave the term, "new age", a modicum of respect.
		In The Garden of Eden, nominated for the 1998 Saskatchewan Book of the Year Award and the Saskatchewan Book Award for Fiction, Butala broadens her scope to wrestle with large themes of sin and redemption in an at times melodramatic story set in Saskatchewan and Ethiopia.
		Now, in what many are predicting will be her most powerful novel ever, Sharon Butala returns to Perfection territory in a profoundly moving tale of two generations of...
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0006485030 (712 words)

	Eden against the Colossus: Official Home Page
		Stolyarov appropriately addresses the issues within the novel by bringing up both sides of his argument and confidently carrying them down to their foundations, thus showing the reader exactly what he intends to promote.
		It has a step-by-step feel to it, making the philosophical arguments presented within the novel very easy to follow.
		Eden against the Colossus is available for sale as an eBook from Lulu.com.
	rationalargumentator.com /eac.html (535 words)

	TurtleIsland.org :: View topic - Blood Sports, a novel by Eden Robinson
		While Eden was finishing work on the book, her paternal grandmother died; Eden feels the knowledge of real grief affected her writing.
		Eden Robinson is one of Canada’s first female Native writers to gain international attention, making her an important role model.
		Eden Robinson was the recipient of the Alumni Association of the University of Victoria, 2001 Distinguished Alumni Award.
	www.turtleisland.org /discussion/viewtopic.php?p=6502 (1121 words)

	Ultraverse E-Zine of Science Fiction and Fantasy: Eden: The Novel (First Novels) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		EDEN: The Novel is unique in that it tells two tales-one fact, the other fiction.
		EDEN: The Novel is his first published novel.
		Ultraverse e-zine of science fiction and fantasy is Copyright 2003-2004 Parola Scritta and Chris Africa.
	www.ultraverse.us /2004_07/v1i5fnwisman.shtml (352 words)

	Jack London's Martin Eden: The Annotated Edition by Dr. Dennis Hensley
		Martin has had his share of adventures in life, as a sailor, cowboy, smuggler, and gang leader, by the time the story begins; some of these he recollects during the novel, but the conflict driving the novel is chiefly internal — the true life-or-death battle takes place inside the mind of Martin Eden.
		Ruth waffles between recognizing her own feelings of love for Martin and succumbing to her parents' manipulative whims; the effect on Martin is similar to when a child repeatedly calls a friendly dog chained to its doghouse.
		The novel's annotations are written by Dr. Dennis E. Hensley, who has written numerous articles on the life and works of Jack London and has taught this particular novel many times to college students, including at Oxford University.
	www.jacklondons.net /Media/annotated_Martin_eden.html (740 words)

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		Second Eden is a non-sectarian spiritual thriller with a message, though not one intended to confirm any religious prejudices.
		In SECOND EDEN two very different personalities are thrust together by strange fortune in a desperate struggle for personal survival that soon becomes a fight for all mankind.
		This is a highly readable novel which will both entertain and enlighten.” --Peter Porosky, author of The Sins of Major Lord and other works.
	second-eden.com (770 words)

	East of Eden
		The novel was originally addressed to Steinbeck's young sons, Thom and John IV (then 6 1/2 and 4 1/2 respectively).
		Journal of a Novel: The East of Eden Letters, the posthumously published series of letters to Pascal Covici that accompanied the text of East of Eden, was published in 1969.
		East of Eden, the film, was directed and produced by Elia Kazan and starred James Dean as “Cal.” The film opens at approximately Chapter 37 in Part Four of the novel.
	www.steinbeck.org /EastEden.html (823 words)

	Reading Group Guide \| BLACK GIRL IN PARIS by Shay Youngblood
		Eden begins her story by saying she’s "not afraid of anything anymore." Do you think this is true?
		Indeed, Eden leaves for Paris to both follow her dreams and to escape her small hometown.
		Indeed, Eden travels to Paris as much to gain experience as find her literary forebears.
	www.readinggroupguides.com /guides/black_girl_in_paris.asp (559 words)

	West of Eden - Harry Harrison : Read reviews and compare prices at Ciao.co.uk
		The novel is vey well written and is full of twists and turns in the storyline.
		The characters are described very realisticly and by the end of the novel you feel as if you know the characters well.
		West Harrison, West of Harrison, West Eden Harrison, West Harry Harrison, West of Eden Harrison, West of Harry Harrison, West Eden Harry Harrison, West of Eden Harry Harrison
	www.ciao.co.uk /West_of_Eden_Harry_Harrison__5097451 (341 words)

	Bublos.com, Books ›› Death Match : A Novel (Child, Lincoln)
		Now Eden – particularly Richard Silver, the company’s brilliant and reclusive founder – has no choice but to grant Lash unprecedented access to its most guarded secrets if he is to have any chance of determining what is going wrong.
		The hidden world he discovers is a stunning labyrinth of artificial intelligence, creative genius, and a melding of technology that does indeed, to Lash’s surprise, deliver on Eden’s promise to its clients: the guarantee of a perfect, lifelong mate.
		The rest of the novel was anticlimactic and I found myself disappointed.
	www.bublos.com /isbn/0385506708.html (2383 words)

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