“Hamlet” is probably the most famous work of the English playwright William Shakespeare, which has a lot of hidden sense. It can be mentioned among the deepest and most philosophical works of this author, which demonstrate different sides of the human soul. From this point…
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Can utopia be attained and maintained without suffering or subjugation? This perennial question has garnered the attention of authors Ursula K. LeGuin and Ewan Morrison in their discourse against the dangers of utopian societies. LeGuin, who wrote the esteemed short story “The Ones Who Walk…
Tennessee Williams reflects real and personal details in his plays, despite the fact that he has been quoted saying: “My chief aim in playwriting is the creation of character. I have always had a deep feeling for the mystery of life, and essentially, my plays…
Setting is an integral part of a story as it draws the readers into a world which in turn develops their understanding of their own. Setting can establish the mood and atmosphere of a story and hence largely influences the human experience of characters in…
Faith is a boat. Crafted to be seaworthy, but sometimes damaged along its journey. In the novel Life of Pi, Yann Martel tells a story of a young boy named Pi Patel, drifting in the Pacific Ocean with little but his faith. Through profound storytelling,…
Aravind Adiga’s The White Tiger (2008) was the Man-Booker Prize winning first novel. It is written in an epistolary style. The style of the story is in first-person narrative style. The contemporary Indian English literature captures the threat of violence. The narrator discloses his personal…
Suspense is the extraordinary inclination that a crowd of people experiences while hanging tight for the result of specific occasions. It essentially leaves the audience holding their breath and needing more. Like in the short story’s Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, A Good Man is…
The text The Crying of Lot 49 is a book written by Thomas Pynchon the dwells on the life of an American housewife. Distinctively, the setting of the book is in the 1960s when the postal system was the main medium of communication. In the…
The story narrates the life of a rich and materialistic woman named Rosemary who tries to be charitable and compassionate to others who are less unfortunate. However, her generosity is not genuine as has more to do with the novels of such selfless acts that…
Written in 411 BCE, two years after the disastrous Athenian defeat in her Expedition to Sicily, the events of Aristophanes’ Lysistrata take place during a similar conflict-ridden setting of the Peloponnesian War between the dominant powers of Athens and Sparta. This is important to highlight…
A brilliant page turner for readers who love brilliant storyline and drama. Angels and Demons is an outstanding thriller, mystrey and crime fiction by Dan Brown, is also the writer who wrote “Da Vinci Code.’ The book has the same protagonist, Robert Langdon who is…
The second part of “Picking Cotton” starts off with Ronald Cotton heading down to the police station to figure out why he has a warrant out for his arrest. Cotton arrives at the police station and is immediately sent into an interrogation room where he…
In the short story, “The Girls in Their Summer Dresses” by American author Irwin Shaw, a married couple, Michael and Frances Loomis take a leisurely walk through Fifth Avenue on a warm Sunday morning in November. This stroll is interrupted by Frances when she begins…
There was once a time where the Middle East was as cold as a freezer on Earth and Antarctica was a hot microwave. There was a wizard that was in control of the climate of the earth because he did a spell that granted him…
In the Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Rings there are many character archetypes. The director, Peter Jackson utilizes a variety of archetypes to demonstrate the theme of the movies which is “even the smallest people can have a massive impact”. The movie…
Best topics on Fiction
1. Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas Analysis
2. Summary: How Does Tennessee Williams Portray Female Characters
3. Summary: Prose Fiction By George Orwell
4. Summary: The World Of Yann Martel
5. The White Tiger: The Social Issues Between An Individual And A Nation
6. Creating Suspense In Fiction: Preparing For What’s Coming
7. The Indifference And Subjugation In The Crying Of Lot 49
8. A Plot Summary Of Katherine Mansfield’s A Cup Of Tea
9. The Symbolism Of Real-life Events In Aristophane’s Lysistrata
10. Critical Analysis Of Dan Brown’s Angels And Demons
11. An Overview Of Prosecution Process In Picking Cotton
12. Exploration Of Jealousy And Insecurity In The Girls In Their Summer Dresses
13. The Reason Why Mercury Is Cold At Night And Hot In The Day
14. Character Archetypes In The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring
15. Joseph Boyden’s Three Day Road: Fight Against Mental Illness
Show moreTennessee Williams reflects real and personal details in his plays, despite the fact that he has been quoted saying: “My chief aim in playwriting is the creation of character. I have always had a deep feeling for the mystery of life, and essentially, my plays…
Setting is an integral part of a story as it draws the readers into a world which in turn develops their understanding of their own. Setting can establish the mood and atmosphere of a story and hence largely influences the human experience of characters in…
Faith is a boat. Crafted to be seaworthy, but sometimes damaged along its journey. In the novel Life of Pi, Yann Martel tells a story of a young boy named Pi Patel, drifting in the Pacific Ocean with little but his faith. Through profound storytelling,…
Claude Mckay’s Home to Harlem is a most popular cyclical novel, which is won the Harman Gold award for literature, Mckay is a famous Twentieth century African American writer, he is born in central Jmaica in 1889, to a black poor peasants parents, who is…
The story “A Worn Path” by Eudora Welty tells the account of Phoenix Jackson, to a great degree matured African American lady who lived in the Mississippi. Phoenix Jackson was described as a raggedy old woman. The scene began with Ms. Jackson taking her long…
A brilliant page turner for readers who love brilliant storyline and drama. Angels and Demons is an outstanding thriller, mystrey and crime fiction by Dan Brown, is also the writer who wrote “Da Vinci Code.’ The book has the same protagonist, Robert Langdon who is…
Native American religions and traditions have evolved greatly, due to the wide range of indigenous groups. Every religion developed to match the needs and the way of life of each individual tribes. Although these religions differ from tribe to tribe, they share many common beliefs,…
Isabella’s Painting is a fictional story that alludes to a real historical event. Back in the 1990’s, over $500 million dollars worth of precious paintings were stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. The case has remained unsolved to this day and one…
I’m hesitant about writing a review for fear of not being able to do the book justice. I want to write a review that is fully compacted with all of my thoughts and feelings that makes everyone give up what they’re doing and start reading…
The novel Life of Pi, By Yann Martel, shows the readers a heroic journey of an individual who lost his family through a tragic shipwreck and was left stranded in the sea with a companion who was a tiger. Pi, who was left stranded in…
In Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved, protagonist Sethe decided to run away from her treacherous life as a slave. Afraid of allowing her children to experience the same slavery lifestyle she had, Sethe committed a horrible crime in murdering her first daughter; moreover, her decision to…
The United States war with Afghanistan during the presidency of George W. Bush was one surrounded by controversy caused by the lack of practicality in the initial invasion. Over the course of the war, the government made attempts to capture the Publics support through any…
Exploring the Paradoxes of the Genre by Reinterpreting Altman’s Epistolarity In her book, Altman states that “the paradox of epistolarity is that the very consistency of epistolary meaning is the interplay within a specific set of polar inconsistencies.” (Altman 1983: 190) and in chapter six…
In “Men Negotiating Identity in Zadie Smith’s White Teeth” Taryn Beukema focusses on the men in White Teeth with an eye on history, aiming to explain how historical events and periods defines the construction of masculinity. In Swing Time, Zadie Smith shows that people are…
Abate the Nuisance, by Bill Sage, is a crime fiction novel, chiefly about blackmail. Al Roth and Jake Gertner are childhood best friends. In the past, Al and Jake, as kids, were active members of a street gang, and they liked hanging out with older…