Essays on Writers

The late John Peter Berger was an English writer, art critic, novelist, and poet. His 1972 novel G won the Booker Prize and was accompanied by an essay on art criticism. Born in England, he lived in France for fifty years. His works are considered to be important contributions to...

Jorge Luis Borges - A Literary Icon Jorge Luis Borges is one of the most important writers in Latin American literature. A prolific essayist, poet, and translator, he has a wide-ranging influence on Spanish and international literature. His work has been translated into more than a dozen languages. His novels, essays,...

Pain, suffering, and havoc are once in a while brought about by invention or innovative creation. Through time, human beings have been on a quest to invent and create some thing different and new. In the process, most of them have ended up disregarding the possible penalties of their acts...

In, the Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian is one of the most high-quality accounts. Alex examines life experience in the hopeful and bleak way. The article covers a narration of a fourteen-years-old Arnold Spirit representing Alexi's life as an Indian raised in the WellPoint, WA. Arnold Spirit from...

Spunk is a story of Zora Neale Hurston that revolves around a love triangle. Zora Neale Hurston was a novelist and anthropologist during her lifetime in the years 1891 to 1960. She had four novels and published more than 50 short memories on various issues in the African-American style of...

Malcolm Gladwell’s Misconceptions about Social Media and ActivismMalcolm Gladwell indeed has established a career by making traditional wisdom. He curates and syntheses the research of other people for the consumption of the frequent reader. Nevertheless, Gladwell has been astoundingly remiss in analyzing the impact of the social media on various...

Kurt Vonnegut on the Importance of a Writer's Identity Kurt Vonnegut says that writers and authors of some newspapers and articles hide their identity which is only printed to the audience when reading their article or story. Accordingly, this makes it almost not possible for readers to know the names of...

"The Road Not Taken" is one of Robert Frost's most well-known and well-crafted poems. Despite the fact that it appears to be a short and simple piece of art, it has received various interpretations. Linguists and poets alike had been debating and debating the message that Robert Frost wished to...

King Richard II is a philosophical and political exploration of the sacred right of kings. When the main character, the king, experiences his untimely death, it evokes a sense of sorrow that is impossible to convey directly. Via its theme and characters, the historical overview of politics, traditions, and religion...

Traditions are a people’s way of life. However, traditions pose a incredible danger to people if followed blindly except question by newer generations. The Lottery of Shirley Jackson is a testament to the bad unquestioned traditions which are heinous to the society and destroys its moral fabric. The Lottery is...

Matthew Arnold Matthew Arnold was an English poet and cultural critic who also worked as a school inspector. He was the son of the renowned headmaster of Rugby School, Thomas Arnold. He was also the brother of the literary professor and novelist Tom Arnold and the colonial administrator William Delafield Arnold....

Carol Ann Duffy: British Poet and Playwright Carol Ann Duffy is a British poet and playwright. She teaches contemporary poetry at the Manchester Metropolitan University. In May 2009, she was appointed as the British Poet Laureate. She resigned in 2019. Read on to learn more about Carol Ann Duffy. She is...