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The Snow-Image
Nathaniel Hawthorne
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One winter day two children decide to go play in the snow and create images of themselves out of the snow. The image then magically comes to life and the children dance and play with what looks like a real child.
One winter day two children decide to go play in the snow and create images of themselves out of the snow. The image then magically comes to life and the children dance and play with what looks like a real child.
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Community Reviews
That the stories are brilliant, I have no doubt. However, I've read just one: Ethan Brand. I came across it while reading an essay on Ethan Frome which said that EB foreshadows EF. So I, rather sadly and unknowingly, had already read some spoilers. I plodded through the story nevertheless, charmed n
3.5 A bit of an atypical Hawthorne batch (though always that element of supernatural, or at least a step removed from the ordinary), in that the quality varies. A couple of strong ones, the rest less memorable. The real question: what's up with this odd edition? It's only about half of 'The Snow Ima
Cute but a little sad
feb 2003, "The Birthmark" paired with Hawthornes "The Wives of the Dead"
Like Mosses From an Old Manse, it mixes slight and trivial (though not unenjoyable) stories, with a fair amount of decent stories, and a handful of tremendous ones. His best stuff (In this collection: "My Kinsman, Major Molineux," "Ethan Brand," "Sylph Etherege," "The Wives of the Dead") crackles wi
Compré este libro hace un par de años y tenía la ilusión de encontrarme en el una dimensión distinta del autor de la Letra escarlata. La lectura de estos cuentos, todos ambientados en Nueva Inglaterra en el periodo de la Revolución (la independencia de los Estados Unidos), más que revelarme otra fac
This is a decent collection of short stories by Hawthorne. I did not think it was as good as “Twice Told Tales.” Many of the stories are forgettable but some are wonderful. I particularly liked “the Snow-Image” (a sweet story), “The Great Stone Face” and “A Bell’s Biography.” I would recommend this
By the time Hawthornes’s final collection of short fiction, The Snow Image, and Other, and Other Twice Told Tales (1852) was published, the author had already turned his full attention to novels. (The Scarlet Letter and The House of Seven Gables had been published in the two previous years, and Hawt
Absolutely great when he delves into archaic weird-fiction territory or proto-speculative fiction territory. When he doesn't its needlessly descriptive and bland.