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77Literary Analysis of the Writings of B.T. Evilpants
Like you, when I first read B.T. Evilpants I was blinded by the sheer, surreal humor prevalent in all his writings, but I slowly became aware of something deeper. Full of hidden symbolism and irony,...
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76Why is poetry important?
Remember the scene in the movie Contact when the Jodi Foster character is being swirled through space? The craft she is in pauses between wormholes and she stares at the vast and imponderable beauty of the...
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74Find Freelance Book Review Writing Jobs the easy way
Getting started writing book reviews Reading books, discuss books, read reviews is a favorite pass time of mine, it is nice to sit and get caught up in a good book, some authors really know how to engage...
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72The Element of Surprise in Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s excellence has been a point of discussion and awe since his first performance. Whether creating a magnificent love story or an interestingly twisted tragic-comedy, Shakespeare’s ability to...
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84Critical Analysis of “Oedipus the King”
The Truth of Fate Critical Analysis of “Oedipus the King” The journeys we as humans take over our lifetimes are all a matter of choices. As we age, our daily...
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82Critical Analysis of "Alabanza" by Martin Espada
Martin Espada is an excellent example of the many outlets of expression that poetry can provide. Capable of highly political, deep emotion and comic relief without taking away from the intensity that comes...
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76Critical Analysis of "Brutal Imagination" by Cornelius Eady
Brutal Imagination is an incredibly powerful and emotional collection of poems by Cornelius Eady. Poetry lovers, especially those who are familiar with the Susan Smith case, appreciate...
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74Shakespeare Mixed Signals: A Place for Feminism in a Sexist Era
“Diana: Ay, so you serve us till we service you. But when you have our roses, you barely leave our thorns to prick ourselves, and mock us with our bareness” (Shakespeare, 4.2.18) When Shakespeare wrote...
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62The Relationship Between Antisocial Behaviour and the Environment
During my final year of studying Human Geography at Sheffield Hallam University (2004 – 2007) I was required to produce a dissertation, a critical analysis of my own research findings. During the research...
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74The Doublespeak Campaign, The Doublespeak Award, The Orwell Award and the NCTE
I came across an interesting section in a big coffee table-sized book I have had for a while, The Cambridge Encyclopedia of The English Language. It's a cool book, crammed with all kinds of things about the...
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