Essays on Writers

In William Golding’s “Lord of The Flies”, Golding uses the theme of human nature to show how self- destructive human nature is when in its raw form. William Golding’s view on human nature is said here. Once people are free from the constraints of society,...

A chilling Breeze passes through Great Britain as Winston Churchill was about to give the most crucial speech of all time. The speech that Sprouts into the death of over 9 million innocent people. The Holocaust was a time of savagery where many everyone who...

Introduction It is a common phenomenon in all countries around the world for a person to be quickly identified as not part of or different from their community, society, or their. They would be immediately labeled as an “outcast” creating a dangerous image in their...

The Reel Sisters is a novel about friendships created through a fly fishing hobby. The novel has many lessons on friendships, love, giving, and kindness. Author Michelle Cummings is a flyfisher herself and her aknowledgment of her ‘soul sisters’ in the beginning reveals the quintessence...

The Novel “The Lord Of The Flies” asks the difficult question of “is there a natural way to behave?” The behavior aspects of the boys throughout the novel demonstrates Golding’s underlying desire to show that loft is an attempt to explain why people behave as...

Should it take 50 years for a country to understand the magnitude of the Holocaust? It is said that people are denying that the Holocaust ever happened. With all the evidence that has been presented, it is hard to refute that this event in history...

Most literary critics look on the racism of the blacks as a whole but in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie tries through AMERICANNAH to explain the actuality of racism by trying to explain the differences of an African American and American African. Through Ifemelu, the protagonist of...

There is a myriad of ways that Maya Angelou presents power through a feminist lens within her poetry. Maya Angelou is best known for her exploits as a poet and is well renowned for her iconic refusal to give up her seat as a stand...

“Phenomenal Woman” is Angelou’s critique of patriarchal society and the way in which it teaches women to belittle themselves: “Pretty women wonder where my secret lies. I’m not cute or built to suit a fashion model’s size But when I start to tell them, They...

In the book Anne Frank The Diary of A Young Girl there are multiple themes. One of the themes talks about hiding people to risk their lives and sharing most of their stuff. The author of the book was Anne Frank herself. This book falls...

The Reel Sisters by Michelle Cummings is a work that has many facets available throughout it. The work is part country, part adventure, part nature, but it is always a story about life. I rate The Reel Sisters with a 3 out of 4 stars....

The story “A Pair of Tickets” written by Amy Tan was written in the first person, through the perspective of Jing-Mei (June May). This story is about how Jing-Mei develops a connection to her Chinese roots and her deceased mother. Because the story is told...

Introduction Close your eyes and picture being stripped of every possession you have worked for. From everything you have ever known, including your dignity and freedom. Forcibly marked with a yellow star, branding you as inferior, marking you as an open target. Verbally harassed and...

In our everyday lives, there are tons of serendipity that we come across. However, the path to all these may not be a walk in the park. This raises the question: What are you wading for? With the spirit of unveiling opportunities for people to...

Maya Angelou’s poem Phenomenal Woman incorporates a feminist aspect since it depicts a woman’s capacity to be exceptional and outstanding among others. It depicts a woman who is proud to be a woman, who is self-assured and believes in herself. She also believes in her...

‘Imitation’ by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is about a Nigerian couple whose marriage symbolizes false identities that they maintain to assuage their negative feelings from one another. Nkem, who lives away from her husband in America, plays the role of the submissive wife in order to...

“Because I could not stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson. In this poem, the speaker meets the personification of Death. The poem starts off with the speaker being too busy to deal with Death, stating: “I could not stop for Death”. Death, however, stops for...

1. Introduction In 2018, at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, passed 1,225,976 visitors had the opportunity to experience, acknowledge and empathize with the lives of eight Jewish people that were hiding in the house during World War 2. The year before that, one of...

‘Because I could not stop for death’ is one of Emily Dickinson’s most well-known poems and was composed around 1863. Dickinson, a prominent literary figure, often uses the theme of death in her poems and wrote this poem drawing inspiration from a nearby cemetery. In...