Essays on Novel

Agatha Christie's novel The Hollow is a work of crime fiction. It was first published in the United States of America in 1946, and later that year in the United Kingdom. With 66 full-length novels published during her writing career, Agatha Christie established herself as a prolific novelist. The Hollow...

O'Brien's Poetic Tactics and Storytelling Ability O'Brien employs poetic tactics to resolve his role in Vietnam's atrocities. Most notably, his storytelling ability reflects his exceptional creative abilities. In an apparent effort to overcome post-war depression, O'Brien employs his imagination to use narration as a means of reintegration into society.The Power of...

The paper contains a discussion of the novel Dream of the Red Chamber, as well as recognition and discussion of the various locations where the author seems to have developed feelings of anticipation, interest, and surprise in the reader's mind. The author's writing seeks to investigate how these emotions are...

The Lover: A Unique Autobiographical Novel The Lover is a novel written by Marguerite Duras that is something like an autobiography. The narrator demonstrated the existence of spatial and temporal distinctions. On the surface, it seems that the author was more concerned with telling the story of a love story between...

Joyce Carol Oates's short story "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" was released in 1966. This is a tale of adolescent puberty, abuse, and crime. This well-known short story has been viewed in a number of forms by critics and literary scholars. The subsequent review will analyze and...

In Naomi Shihab Nye s poetry One Boy Told Me, the poet refers to a wide range of scandals that people face on a regular basis. The poem s phrase of Naomi demonstrates that words have the ability to restore everything to the soul if they are believed....

In Bulgakov's book "Master and Margarita," Bezdomny is used as a term for the homeless in Russian. In this case, it is given to Ivan Nikolayevich Ponyryov, a 23-year-old poet. Ivan Bezdomny is portrayed as the most divisive character in the book. In most instances, he is remembered as a...

Many writers have made heavy use of figurative vocabulary and imagery in their works. Persepolis author Marjane Satrapi used graphic novels as one of the visual forms to express a message about what a young girl child was seen in her life in a war-torn Iraq. A graphic novel contains...

A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway delves into the author's challenges as a writer in Paris. Like a diary, the book focuses on a variety of personal accounts and reflections. The title of the book is derived from a religious festival that falls on a...

Patricia Cornwell's crime mystery The Novel Ripper: The Hidden Life of Walter Sickert is a critically acclaimed piece of fiction. It's an interesting expose of one of the most chilling serial murder cases in London during the 1880s. Cornwell has pending evidence that can be used to implicate one of...

Maribel and her parents travel from Patzcuaro, Mexico to Delaware, United States, in search of a special school, according to Cristina Henriquez's novel The Book of Unknown American. Maribel's brain injury was the impetus for the family's relocation from Mexico to the United States in search of a better education....

The Use of Symbolism in "The Story of An Hour"The majority of writers use writings such as novels, short stories, and poetry, among others, to convey personal experiences or to share facets of society. They often use various literary techniques in their writings to either make it appealing or to...