Essays on Fantasy

Bram Stoker’s Dracula is a work of fantasy fiction. Its eerie success comes from the ability to prey on human fears, mostly about death and sexuality. Dracula reflects the problems during the Victorian period. Most of the reviewers agreed that Dracula should of be seen…

For my sixth response, I have chosen to write about the second book of the series ‘ The Court of Thorns and Roses’. The name of the novel is The Court of Mist And Fury. So many things happened in the second book that it…

“Huge icicles fringed the entrance and the roof. Weird ice shapes covered the walls, Rose from the floor. Everywhere was snow. Their eyes dazzled. They moved forward, blinking, climbing over the ridges and drifts that covered the floor gazing in wonder” Why doesn’t the dragon…

It is all about fantasy, having dinner with your favorite celebrity, having degree in hands, sitting in an office of your own. Research has shown that visualizing what you want to achieve will makes you closer to your success. The reality and imagination works in…

“THE LITTLR PRINCE,” A fascinating philosophical tale which is composed by a French pilot, “Antoine de Saint-Exupery.” By going through this novel one can reveal many aspects of life that doesn’t really appear to be a matter of consequence; eventually this may upheaval the reality….

Youngsters don’t love their gadgets as tons as we parent they do. Truth be educated, they need our assistance disconnecting from them. While I used to talk with students around advancement, one more youthful female unveiled to me how—alongside getting looted for her wireless on…