Essays on Writers

E.E. Cummings: A Rebellious and Innovative Poet E.E. Cummings is one of the leaders in the world of poetry and one of the most innovative people in the field, particularly in the twentieth century. His artistic talent was in his ability to play with the well-known poetic vocabulary and form and...

Tom Wingfield's 'The Glass Menagerie' is a memory plan in which his decisions are taken from his previous feelings. Tom is the main character who claims to be a young author who is now working in a shoe factory to support his mother and sister. The topics explored in the...

Dante's description of hellscape Dante's description of hellscape is scarring. He illustrates that it is the place punishments to earthly vice is done after divine judgment. He presents that in hell he saw a headless physique making its way just like the rest of the bodies. However, it was keeping its...

“How Are Hector and Achilles The Same in The Iliad” “The Iliad” epic of Homer happens in the 9th year of a decade hostilities between the Achaeans and Trojans. This greater fight places Achilles (of Achaeans) as well as Hector (of the Trojans) in direct war because they are...

The Snows of Kilimanjaro by Ernest Hemingway The story I picked for this paper is The Snows of Kilimanjaro by Ernest Hemingway. This short story was published in 1938, and the writer was attempting to show how the lives of the authors had been changed by different changes during that time....

Ray Bradbury is an American writer who is best recognized for his Fahrenheit 451 novel. He authored horror stories and rejected being categorised as a science fiction author. He was born in 1920 in Waukegan. He chose to become a author at the age of 12 and later declared that...

Parables and Allusions in Charles Dickens' Hard Times Charles Dickens’ Hard Times can be known as a moral fable. This definition may seem as one-sided, however it contains a considerable share of truth. Dickens sometimes likes to lecture his readers, like he did in his Christmas Books and in many different...

Introduction One of the most fascinating and very exciting plays learned in composition II is Hamlet by William Shakespeare. The play takes the atmosphere of Denmark's anarchy and begins with the sad case of the death of Kings, followed by the succession of both the Kingdom and the Queen (Gertrude) of...

A Hero or Not: Winston Smith in 1984 A hero can be described as someone willing to take dangers and abide by the true morals as properly as portrays selflessness in his act and thought. Orwell brings out Winston as a protagonist and his characteristics do not embody the ordinary traits...

The Merchant's Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer is listed as fabliau at the time of its publication. The brief is a humorous story of love. The story's vocabulary is clear, and the characters are average men from the time it was published. The theme is marriage, intimacy, and the consequences of...

From a broader viewpoint, In the Waiting Room, written by Elizabeth Bishop, brings to the fore the uncertainty of the I and the autonomy as connected to the old-fashioned limits of the inside and outside of a body. This poem reflects on the reaction of a...

Metamorphosis is a story by Franz Kafka that was published in 1915 and is based on the main character Gregor Samsa. Gregor is a young businessman who is always on the run but still leaves with his parents and her sister, to whom he gives financial assistance. When he wakes...