Essays on Fiction

The book by Celeste Ng, “Everything I Never Told You,” is both a story of a family’s endeavor to adapt to misfortune and a puzzle. The issue of both identity and race is significant to deeply understand the contentions inside this novel. Ng expressively talks…

Rosemary a very unlucky lady as she lost her daughter “Susan” when she was only 19 years old. She is very hardworking girl and want to be an actress. On her death day she called her mom that she had a meeting with frank parker…

The Vendor of Sweets written in 1967 by R. K. Narayan is authored in simple language like his other books. The book is written in easy English that can be read and understood without turning and returning the pages after a single read, which makes…

Emile Zola’s The Ladies’ Paradise, published in 1883 is an important text in which Zola explores social perspectives and depicts extensive socio-economic experiences through his representation of the department store, based on Paris’ first department store of the Second Empire. Zola expressed that he wanted…

In “Sonny’s blue”, from the perspective of narrator, the fiction expresses his observations of the world and his thinking about life by describing Sonny’s experience. Also, the fiction depicts two very different lives by comparing the different experiences of narrator and Sonny and the different…

The sky was gloomy. The water by the hillside was completely still. Birds no longer chirped as they once did. The willow trees turned brown. Rabbits no longer came to sit in the sand by the river. It was very rare if you could hear…

The Ballad of the Sad Café was a sordid love triangle between three characters. Miss Amelia cared for Cousin Lymon. Cousin Lymon was infatuated with Marvin, and Marvin loved Miss Amelia. It was a complicated relationship that left the protagonist devastated at the end. The…

Danielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world’s popular authors, with over 600 million copies of her novels sold. Her many international best sellers include, The Sins of the Mother, friends Forever, Double Jeopardy, Hotel Vendome, Happy Birthday, 44 Charles Street, Legacy, Family…

One of the imperial fiction regarding orientalism that appear within this film is going native. This is caused the protagonist of the film, as the colonizer is surrendered by the power of mars people. The idea of going native is when the colonizer is surrendered…

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…