Essays on Magic

Magic realism in literature is the incorporation of mystical and fantastic elements into realistic fiction. It is the ability to blend something realistic with fiction usually common in American literature. This essay will analyze magical realism and how it is manifested in Chivalry by Neil...

New Orleans was founded in 1718 by Jean Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville, intended to become nothing more than a trading camp off the Mississippi. By 1721, they brought more than 2,000 of my people over as slaves. We come from the western “Slave...

As we all know that when the earth is growing in the later centuries when only some of the basic structure of our earth is developed by itself or you can say Allah can setup all the things and give us a new life for...

The protagonist of the book is William Kamkwamba. When the book begins, William is a firm believer in magic and has many superstitions. Though as the book progresses, he educates himself and nurtures his curiosity for science. This leads to his creation of the windmill,...

In case you’re wondering what black magic is, it’s actually some spiritual forces that some players believe will help them succeed in their football career and be the most sought players in competitive leagues. Although, I know this may sound weird to some of us...

Black magic is the power behind the many supernatural phenomena that are at times witnessed among the lives of the Africans. It is the preserve of the blacks only and seems to affect them alone. Some of these magical powers serve a good course such...

The connection of Black magic to Blackness has been contingent on the narrative of race. Through a socially excepted concept like race, Black Magic tends to take the unforgotten and erased narrative. A concept that I have talked about extensively before is the idea of...