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78Why I Self Published on Amazon
If you'd like to get a fiction or non-fiction book published, consider self publishing an ebook. It's free and it enables you to control editorial, promotion and pricing. I did it with my parenting book and so far, it's going great!
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86Literary Tattoo Ideas: Quotes from Books
When I was little I used to beg the adults in my life to read to me. I'd approach my mother, my grandmother, my Godfather, with a book in hand and puppy dog eyes every chance I got; very luckily, I was blessed with a family that never told me no....
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85Literary Tattoo Ideas: Poem Tattoos
The first poem I ever wrote, at the tender age of nine, was about a man and a woman standing in the darkness of their living room late at night, unable to sleep for reasons unknown, and the final sentence went something like: Look at them, their...
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84Mystery Dinner Ideas With Menu items
The basics of a Mystery dinner are just this, you the host or hostess are the only one who knows what is on the menu. Your menu consists of items that have names, the names might have some bearing on the food that it to be served, the idea is to...
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85Angela Carter's "The Company of Wolves" as Folktale Variation
An examination of Angela Carter's "The Company of Wolves," from the perspective of its inversion of the most familiar versions of Little Red Riding Hood.
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76Red Herring – A literary plot device full of suspense
Red Herring is a literary plot device that writers use to deliberately, yet in a very subtle manner try to manipulate the attention of the audience. Red Herring is an extremely potent literary device that can control a viewer's/reader's attention and assumptions about a movie or story. As potent and useful as it may be, this literary device can also mean doom for any storyline if it is not used properly. Let's find out what is Red Herring, its history, uses and examples.
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83Book Review and Analysis of The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro
Kazuo Ishiguro's book The Remains of the Day is a modern classic retelling the days of post-War England. Through the eyes of a butler, the decline of the aristocracy is told with heartfelt understanding and complex beauty.
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79Death of a Toad by Richard Wilbur
Read the original poem and analysis of Death of a Toad by Richard Wilbur.
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75"A Drinking Song" by William Butler Yeats
Yeats had a very interesting life and this material is really a brief synopsis of his world, including his personal life.
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73Dialectical Journals and Reading
Dialectical journals help students with reading comprehension as well as retention of the reading material.
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