The Prynne Paradox, on the other hand, stands in almost ludicrous contrast to the Denial Guile. It is named after Hester Prynne of The Scarlet Letter fame, who, ...

Prynne, as well as being a poet, is a scholar; for many years he was librarian of Gonville and Caius College, ... By Brass, things are a little more disrupted and despairing, but more Surrealist than ...

THE SINNERS ALL BOW: Two Authors, One Murder, and the Real Hester Prynne, by Kate Winkler Dawson Before there was “Fleabag,” the clergyman who most heated the public imagination was Arthur ...

The protagonist, Hester Prynne, has a child out of wedlock and is ostracized from town, forced to wear an embroidered red “A” on her dress for “adulterer. ...

Hester Prynne, revealed, in a new novel by NJ author In Laurie Albanese's novel, the single mom is a force of nature ...

For “In the Blood,” Parks reimagines Hester Prynne as an inner-city woman struggling to make ends meet as she raises her five children, each the product of a different, long-gone father.

Hester Prynne (played by a phenomenal Nyajai Ellison) is now Hester La’Negrita, an illiterate African-American woman who is unable even to write the letter A but is determined to provide for her ...

Hester Prynne is also the object of a cruel and shadowy love triangle between herself, her minister lover, Arthur Dimmesdale, and her husband, now called Roger Chillingworth.

For “In the Blood,” Parks reimagines Hester Prynne as an inner-city woman struggling to make ends meet as she raises her five children, each the product of a different, long-gone father.