1. Alice Randall Alice Randall. Author/Illustrator Bio Alice Randall was born in Detroitand graduated from Harvard in 1981. After a start as a journalist http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/catalog/authordetail.cfm?authorID=7759

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4. Alice Randall Writing Center-Home Page alice randall's latest book is The Wind Done Gone, a parody of Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind. It was scheduled for publication by Houghton Mifflin, but the Mitchell Trusts have petitioned the court to prevent publication, claiming that http://www.cnu.edu/wcenter

Welcome to the online component of Christopher Newport University's Writing Center. Want to improve your GPA, impress your professors, and become a skilled communicator? Our expert staff is eager to help you succeed with a variety of interesting methods and plans. Use the materials you'll find within this site and make an appointment with a writing consultant today. A consultation with a member of the writing center's staff guarantees you individualized attention to improve your writing needs. Make an appointment today so that you can accomplish everything on your "to do" list! The Alice Randall Writing Center is a part of Christopher Newport University, 1 University Place, Newport News, Virginia 23606. For information concerning the center, please contact the Director, Dr. Tracey Schwarze schwarze@cnu.edu For further information concerning this website, please contact Mary Wright at mwright@cnu.edu

5. Francis Alice Randall William randall. (). Francis alice randall. (Abt 1858-Abt 1938) http://www.legacyfamilytree.ca/Slater/57.htm

William Randall Francis Alice Randall (Abt 1858-Abt 1938) Family Links Spouses/Children: Michael Francis Conway Francis John Conway+ Barbara Conway Katherine Conway ... Benjamin Conway Francis Alice Randall Born: Abt 1858, Kilkennie, Ireland?, England Married: 19 Feb 1888, Christ Church, parish of Pancras, Middlesex Died: Abt 1938, England, age abt 80 years Research Notes: A search through the 1881 census records indicates that the name of Raodall is not likely valid. That name was provided as the maiden name of the mother on the death registration for Francis John Conway in 1959. note by jca.. turned out should have been Randall..jca She may have been born in England as per death registration of her son Francis John Conway in 1959 It could be that Francis Alice Randall might have been born much later than thought by the close family so that shouldnt be ruled out.. jca Where was Francis Alice Randall in 1881. England or Ireland. Events: 1. Residence, 1888, Pancras Parish, Middlesex. 135 Albany Street Marriage Information: Francis married Michael Francis Conway, son of Michael Conway and Catherine, on 19 Feb 1888 in Christ Church, parish of Pancras, Middlesex

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7. Houghton Mifflin Trade Division The Wind Done Gone to publish a first novel called The Wind Done Gone, by alice randall. In all my years of publishing, I have never been http://www.thewinddonegone.com/randall.html

Advanced Search Statement from Wendy J. Strothman Executive Vice President and Publisher Houghton Mifflin Company, Trade and Reference Division April 17, 2001 The Wind Done Gone, by Alice Randall. In all my years of publishing, I have never been faced with an attempt to block publication of any book, let alone a work with such an important and biting message. There was Pat Conroy, calling from a ship docked in Turkey to express his admiration for the novel. In an affidavit he sent to the court, he wrote, "I read it with pleasure and laughed out loud at its clever inversions and insider jokes on the themes of GWTW ." Nobel laureate Toni Morrison described Randall’s prose as being "by turns evocative, wry, plangent." James Carroll weighed in with a Boston Globe op-ed piece that said Randall’s book brings "vividly to life the people who move on the margins of Gone With the Wind . . . . a rebuttal" to "the most damning lie America has ever told itself." And Henry Louis Gates Jr. has said, " The Wind Done Gone is a classic parody, in a long line of literary creations that extend back to the ancient Greeks."

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THE WIND DONE GONE Alice Randall Houghton Mifflin Fiction ISBN: 061810450X Read an Excerpt Randall is also a songwriter for Nashville artists and perhaps it is in the jaunty ability of country songs to be both ironic and stupid at the same time that she found her original intent for this so-called "parody." I would have written something original and simply added my distinctive voice to the black pantheon if I were her. But I'm not, and so all I can say is that this is a good book that deserves to stand on its own and not as the ill-tempered illegitimate successor to one of America's best-known novels. - Reviewed by Jana Siciliano

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12. Alice Randall Writing Center Handouts contact information. home mission contact us handouts workshops instructor resources job info grammar hotline links consultation http://www.cnu.edu/wcenter/handouts.htm

home mission contact us handouts ... consultation How to Use this Service Simply scroll through the list of topics below in alphabetical order and click on your choice. Once you've selected a topic from the list, you'll immediately jump to the beginning of the handout. To return to this list, scroll to the bottom of the handout and select the link "Back to Table of Contents," and you'll return here. Additional handouts as well as hard copies of handouts posted here are available at the Writing Center. List of Contents Avoiding Plagiarism and Integrating Research Handout Cohesion Handout Colons ... Writing Literary Analysis Papers Avoiding Plagiarism and Integrating Research Handout Plagiarism can be overt and intentional (downloading a paper from the Internet and turning it in as your own, for example) or it can be the unintended result of sloppy research, poor paraphrasing, and inaccurate citations. The tips in this handout are designed to help writers avoid unintentional plagiarism by offering guidelines on accurate quoting, effective paraphrasing, and correct citation of research material. If you have any questions about the proper use of sources in your essays, please visit the Writing Center in Ferguson 113, or call us for an appointment at 594-7684. Bring in your original source material and your essay, and we'll help you compare them to our guidelines.

13. Names Index Page randall, Alfred (13 JUN 181121 MAR 1891). randall, alice (5 AUG 1852-UNKNOWN). randall, alice (21 DEC 1863-16 OCT 1938) http://www.longislandgenealogy.com/randall/names1.htm

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14. INTERVIEW WITH ALICE RANDALL The Poetry Center of Chicago Parody on Trial alice randall Writing InSanity ByLamaretta Simmons The Poetry Center sponsored alice randall's Chicago reading http://www.poetrycenter.org/randallarticle.htm

The Poetry Center of Chicago Parody on Trial: Alice Randall Writing In-Sanity By Lamaretta Simmons The Poetry Center sponsored Alice Randall's Chicago reading in honor of its founder Paul Carroll's legal battle, which erupted when he published the first issue of Big Table On the Event of Alice Randall's reading at The Poetry Center, she was interviewed by F Newsmagazine, the student newspaper of The School of the Art Institute of Chicago Parody on Trial: Alice Randall Writing In-Sanity All eyes are on first time novelist, Alice Randall, and her bid to have her book, The Wind Done Gone, released from the throes of the American Courts. The Wind Done Gone is a parody of Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel, Gone with The Wind, which is considered by many one of the hallmarks of great American literature about the slave south. Randall chose to parody GWTW, after years of coping with what she has termed the "racist lies and racist language" of the text. In April, a federal judge, agreeing with the Mitchell Trusts, blocked publication of Randall's novel. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Atlanta overturned the injunction in May, allowing for the book's publication. Despite borrowing several scenes and lines of dialogue from the original novel, Randall and her publishers insist the book is an original work of serious parody and is protected by the First Amendment. Several academic and literary heavyweights have come out in support of Randall, including Toni Morrison, Harper Lee, Arthur Schlessinger, and Ishmael Reed. Randall, though upset that the book is in legal conflict, said that the support from the literary world has been wonderful. "It meant that people who create things understood what I was doing, that I was not stealing from someone who created. Writers understood what I was doing, and that was tremendous to me," Randall said. "I have a right to speak my mind, to speak in contradiction, to give another point of view."

15. The Poetry Center In Pictures alice randall, Author of The Wind Done Gone Kenneth Clarke, alice randalland Karen Ford Manza at the Historical Society, July 2001. http://www.poetrycenter.org/inpictures.htm

Images from the 2001 - 2002 Season The Michigan Avenue Street Wall The Poetry Center's Front Yard, July 2001 For the past 20 years, The Poetry Center has been holding events at The Art Institute of Chicago and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Monroe Street. The School of the Art Institute sponsors The Poetry Center to bring poetry to the people of Chicago. The Art Institute of Chicago Alice Randall, Author of The Wind Done Gone Kenneth Clarke, Alice Randall and Karen Ford Manza at the Historical Society, July 2001. When we heard about Alice Randall's First Amendment trials and tribulations regarding her legitimate parody of "Gone With the Wind", we knew we had to feature her. Randall proved she knew her work and her history while being interviewed by Patrick Reardon of The Chicago Tribune after her reading. Read an article about Alice Randall "Parody on Trial: Alice Randall Writing In-Sanity", By Lamaretta Simmons Michigan Avenue Looking Up and North, July 2001 Do a little research and you'll find that the Modern Poetry Movement established itself here, as did the Beat Movement, out of which The Poetry Center was born. The Black Arts Movement got help from Chicago and lives on through

16. Houghton Mifflin Trade Division The Wind Done Gone About alice randall. alice randall was born in Detroit, Michigan, in an enclaveof Motown populated almost exclusively with refugees from Alabama. http://www.houghtonmifflinbooks.com/features/randall_url/randall.shtml

Advanced Search About Alice Randall Alice Randall was born in Detroit, Michigan, in an enclave of Motown populated almost exclusively with refugees from Alabama. She grew up in Washington, D.C., and then attended Harvard University, from which she graduated in 1981 with an honors degree in English and American literature. In 1983 she moved to Nashville to become a country songwriter. The only African-American woman in history to write a number-one country song, she has had over twenty songs recorded, including two top ten records and a top forty. Her work includes the only known recorded country songs to explore the subject of lynching ("The Ballad of Sally Ann"), mention Aretha Franklin in the same line as Patsy Cline ("XXX's and OOO's: An American Girl"), and give tribute to both the slave dead and the Confederate dead ("I'll Cry for Yours, Will You Cry for Mine?"). Ms. Randall is also a produced screenwriter (a movie of the week for CBS) and has worked on adaptations of Their Eyes Were Watching God Parting the Waters , and Brer Rabbit The entire family is involved in documenting and preserving the history of people of color in the American South, with particular interest in the history of enslaved women and enslaved children and in the formerly enslaved who went on to striking academic achievement or whose children did. They have lectured, researched, consulted, and written about these topics, and have served on the boards of a variety of museums, historic houses, and institutions concerned with preserving and documenting the lives of enslaved people and their descendants, including Belle Meade Plantation, Carnton, the Hermitage (Andrew Jackson's home), Traveler's Rest, the Metro Historic Commission (of Nashville), the African-American Historical and Genealogical Association, the Family Cemetery Project, the Andrew Jackson's Slave Descendent Project, and Fisk University.

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b o o k s The Wind Done Gone Author : Alice Randall Houghton Mifflin June 2001, 214 pages, $23.00 by Teresa K. Weaver Contributing Writer e-mail this article A mid an unbelievable amount of legal wrangling and political posturing, there's this little book called The Wind Done Gone You may have heard of it. Gone With the Wind , a sacrilegious retelling of a literary classic or a revisionist history of a vastly overrated, racist melodrama. Before it's even available to be bought or borrowed, the book has sparked international media attention and ignited a firestorm of debate about whether it should be published at all. Now that an appeals court judge has cleared the way, Houghton Mifflin promises that books will be in stores by the end of this month. Pretty much lost in all that rancor is the question of whether The Wind Done Gone is a good book. Does it stand on its own literary merit? The easy answer is no. But nothing about this book has been easy. Randall, a Harvard graduate and successful songwriter, says she wrote the book so black and white Americans could have a "healing belly laugh" and ostensibly move on with our collective and conflicted lives. No doubt, snippets from

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19. Alice Randall, You Go Girl! OPINION. alice randall, you go girl! PORTLAND, ORE. alice randall is an author whohas discovered that real life can be more surprising and ironic than fiction. http://csmweb2.emcweb.com/durable/2001/05/04/p11s2.htm

Monitor Site Map @csmonitor.com About Us/Help Advertising Christian Science Article Archive AP's The WIRE Crossword puzzle Forums (join in!) Home International News Links Library News In Brief Subscriptions US News Weekly News Quiz FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2001 e-mail this story to a friend write a letter to the editor (oped@csps.com) OPINION Alice Randall, you go girl! By Jeffrey Shaffer PORTLAND, ORE. Alice Randall is an author who has discovered that real life can be more surprising and ironic than fiction. Ms. Randall's novel "The Wind Done Gone" was scheduled for release in June by Houghton Mifflin. It's the story of a mulatto woman on a plantation who, according to news reports, "might be a half-sister of Scarlett O'Hara." Needless to say, when wind of this tale drifted southward, it fanned some smoldering legal embers. I feel a strong artistic connection to Alice Randall because she clearly shares the same curiosity that I experience while trekking across the landscape of literature. It's a vast territory of ideas, adventures, and personalities. The only boundaries are the limits of human imagination. Anyone who reads a novel or short story is carried into this world, and some of us wonder about unexplored settings, alternative plot twists, and supplemental characters. Is it possible Scarlett O'Hara had mixed-race siblings? What other family secrets were lurking behind closed doors at Tara? While I have only mused about such questions looming throughout the pages of previously published material, Alice Randall set to work resolving some of them.

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The Wind Done Gone, By Alice Randall From the cover: In this daring and provocative literary parody, which has captured the interest and imagination of a nation, Alice Randall explodes the world created in Gone With the Wind , a work that more than any other has defined our image of the antebellum South. Taking sharp aim at the romanticized, whitewashed mythology perpetrated by this Southern classic, Randall has ingeniously conceived a multi-layered, emotionally complex tale of her own – that of Cynara, the mulatto half-sister, who, beautiful and born into slavery, manages to break away from her damaging world of the Old South to emerge into full life as a daughter, a lover, a mother, a victor. The Wind Done Gone is a passionate love story, a wrenching portrait of a tangled mother-daughter relationship, and a book that “celebrates a people’s emancipation not only from bondage but also from history and myth, custom and stereotype” (San Antonio Express-News) List price is $12.00 but at leftbooks.com it’s 15 % off, only$9.99. Mariner Books, By Alice Randall, ISBN 0-618-21906-4, Soft Cover, 210 p.p.

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