Essays on Writers

Introduction Since President Trump was elected as American president, the phrase "Fake News" has gained popularity. Since his election, President Trump has repeatedly accused the local press of spreading false information, but is this really the case? Many Internet users generate income by publishing false news. (Ohlheiser). The flow of breaking...

Introduction One of the well-known authors from her era was Mary Shelley. Mary was the daughter of famous feminist Mary Wollstonecraft and was married to another well-known author, Percy Shelley. After Lord Bryon confronts Mary Shelley during a crucial time known as the romantic era, she is inspired to write the...

A fascinating poem that discusses sorrow is titled "Talking to Grief." In her poem, Denise Levertov depicts the transition of a dog from homelessness to acceptance as the primary member of the family. The first-person narrator emphasizes that before a death occurs, grief must be completely acknowledged and integrated rather...

The book "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldiers" by Ishmael Beah The book "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldiers" by Ishmael Beah chronicles Beah's experiences before, during, and after his involvement in the civil conflict in Sierra Leone. The book is ideally a historical account...

Virginia Woolf's Literary Contributions Virginia Woolf was a well-known English novelist who made important literary contributions through her books and essays. (Neelam 1). The Mark on the Wall and Modern Fiction are two of her works that are renowned for their quality. The Evolution of Writing She critiques authors from the group that...

Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream: A Valuation of the Irrational Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" gives him the opportunity to consider how love can be irrational and the product of tension. Irrationality is behavior that lacks self-control. (Mele and Rawlings 9). He illustrates the conundrum four lovers are facing with wit and...

The Integrity of the Intellect The integrity of the intellect, according to Ralph Waldo Immersion in his essay Self-reliance, is the most sacred value. This demonstrates how much human beings can gain from using their intelligence in the right ways. Emersion encourages people to embrace their fate, but his main concern...

Historical texts can be evaluated in a number of ways, and one of the most popular methods is by applying the New Historicism's tenets. The ancient texts are often described by historicists in a way that is simple to comprehend and analyze. In order to accomplish this goal, academics frequently...

In the annals of theater, the paranormal and witchcraft have been recurring themes. Numerous plays have dealt with problems related to ghosts, wizards, witches, magic, and other mysticisms throughout the history of literature. (Gibson, 1). In literature, the supernatural has typically been portrayed in two different forms. It is first...

We all have concerns about life, death, and meaning at some point in our lives, and these questions frequently have a medical component. Paul and his wife were in the hospital, where they were both sobbing as the tests showed that cancer had spread throughout his body. Paul informed his...

The American deep south serves as the backdrop for "The Flowers." The protagonist of the tale is Myop, a ten-year-old girl who loses her purity. She makes the decision to go for a stroll in order to get to know her neighborhood. Myop collects blossoms while taking in the summertime...

Mary Shelley and the Influence of Nature in Frankenstein Mary Shelley wrote the Gothic tale Frankenstein. The protagonist of the tale created a monster, but he rejected him due to his repulsive appearance. When depressed and alone, Shelley's protagonists turn to nature for solace. In the novel Frankenstein, both Victor and...