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90'Bertha' in Charlotte Bronte’s 'Jane Eyre' and Jean Rhys’s 'Wide Sargasso Sea' - Comparison and Analysis
In Charlotte Bronte's novel, 'Jane Eyre', there is a minor, but terrifying, character, named Bertha ~ the original 'madwoman in the attic'. In Jean Rhys's novel, 'Wide Sargasso Sea', the main character is a sympathetic young girl, named Antoinette, who is taken away from her home, to a strange land, where her feelings are misunderstood and mistreated, leading to a breakdown. But Bronte's wild 'Bertha' is Rhys's sweet 'Antoinette'.
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71Good vs. Evil
The other day I was supervising an inmate whereby he came to ask me, "why are there so many detective shows on television, and why are we so drawn to them?" I started to think why is he asking me this, only to realize that after five hours of him...
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82A Guide to Creating Interesting Fictional Characters
Are your fictional characters falling flat? There might be some crucial elements you're missing...
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81Heroic Journey in Amos Tutuola's Palm-Wine Drinkard
The Palm-Wine Drinkard is an excellent example of the heroic journey informed by traditional African story-telling and folktales.
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71How to Get Started Writing
Want to get a head start on writing you first short story or novel? Need some tips or just a quick guide to help you get started? Check out this quick, easy to follow guide on getting started writing!
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68Conflict in Literature: What is Internal and External Conflict
A good narrative and film needs CONFLICT. Conflict is a very important part of PLOT. There are two basic types of conflict; internal and external.
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88The Genre of Autobiography: Definition and Characteristics
Autobiography is a way to organize the story of a life and reflect on the past in order to better understand the present. Common characteristics of autobiography are the grammatical perspective of the work, the identity of the self, and self-reflection and introspection.
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74How To Write Great Dialogue
A great story is built on a framework of strong dialogue that moves the story along.
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73Screenwriting - How to Write the Perfect Scene For Your Movie
Great movies are made from a series of perfect scenes. A perfect scene contains setting, character, action and dialogue.
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68How to Write an Interesting and Diverse Character
Everyone has a story, and everyone wants their story to be told. Whether your tale is about a knight and dragons or a janitor at a jail, no story can take place without a character. From our youngest days in...
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