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PDXJPrice
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PDXJPrice

aka Justin W Price from Portland, Oregon, USA (46 years).

Wizzley author for 14 years · 4 articles.

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Justin is a poet, short story writer, essayist and biographer. He is the managing editor at efiction horror (www.eficitonmag.com/horror) He is husband to Andrea & father to baby and Bella. He also writes on hubpages and his blog. This Wizzley space will be dedicated to the analysis of art, specifically poetry, fiction and film. It's a niche, for sure, but it promises not to be dry.
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Articles by PDXJPrice

The Night My Mother Met Bruce Lee, a Brief Opinion
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The Night My Mother Met Bruce Lee, a Brief Opinion

The Night my Mother Met Bruce Lee by Paisley Rekdal is a most unusual memoir. That's what makes it memorable.

by PDXJPrice

A Close Look at Emily Grierson From "A Rose for Emily"
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A Close Look at Emily Grierson From "A Rose for Emily"

A look at the unusual tools William Faulkner used to show the reader the character Emily Grierson in his brilliant short story, "A Rose For Emily"

by PDXJPrice

A Close Look at Joyce Carol Oates' short story "Where are you Going, Where Have you been?"
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A Close Look at Joyce Carol Oates' short story "Where are you Going, Where Have you been?"

This short story, published first in Epoch in 1966 is dedicated to Bob Dylan and was inspired by the Pied Piper of Tuscon, a serial killer active in the mid 1950's.

by PDXJPrice

A close look at "Sabotage"
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A close look at "Sabotage"

A closer look at one of the earliest Hitchcock's earliest films, "Sabotage" (1936). This article will look at four questions to gain a deeper understanding of the film.

by PDXJPrice