This document provides a literature and journalism planning list containing various reference materials organized into 11 categories: 1. Dictionaries and references for literary terms. 2. Examples of New Journalism pieces by notable authors. 3. Criticism in the form of articles, books, and manifestos by influential writers. 4. Examples of classic and modern literature pieces. 5. Examples of journalism pieces. 6. Literature and journalism handbooks and guides. 7. Podcasts from BBC and Pitchfork. 8. Bilingual poetry in English and other languages. 9. Context texts on history, fashion, biographies, music, and other topics. 10. Diverse and tang

1. Literature & Journalism
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[Tom Wolfe]
1/Dictionaries: Oxford English Dictionary, Thesaurus, Oxford literary terms, Routledge, Penguin
2/New Journalism (pieces): Tom Wolfe, Gay Talese, Truman Capote, Michael Herr, Norman Mailer
3/Criticism (articles, books, manifestos): T. S. Eliot, Roland Barthes, Matthew Arnold, John Hellmann
4/Literature (pieces) -Classics, Modern novels, etcetera: Andersen, Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Dickens, Twain
5/Journalism (pieces): Steven Pinker, Roy Peter Clark, Walter Lippmann, William Safire
6/Handbooks (literature, journalism): Andrew Bennett, Harold Bloom, Bill Kovach, Robert Eaglestone
7/Podcasts: BBC UK, Pitchfork
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8/Bilingual poetry: W. H. Auden, Langston Hughes, Anne Sexton, William Blake
9/Context texts: history, fashion, biographies, music, journalism, politics, society, arts
10/Diverse & tangential writings -dandyism, fairy tales, journalism, style, transtextuality, curiosities:
Raymond Williams, Richard Hoggart, William Zinsser, Gérard Genette, Marshall McLuhan, William Strunk
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