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73Who's Your Literary Role Model?
What sort of role models are we presenting in contemporary Young Adult fiction? The comparison between the classic literary heroines and today's heroines might surprise you.
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81New Releases On Netflix Streaming June 2012
Every month on Netflix streaming Netflix releases new material that they have obtained the rights to. While some or all of the movies below may be available for the Netflix DVD program on June 1st they will also be available to the Netflix streaming service. Here are some of the better movie titles scheduled to be released on June 1st 2012 on the Netflix streaming service.
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58Turning all to Honey: Imitation, Originality, and Authorship in Renaissance England
In the final chapter of Popular Cultures in England: 1550-1750, Barry Reay states that “Historians have an unavoidable transferential relationship with the past.” In trying to understand events that we have never experienced, we inevitably...
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78Augustine Herman the Bohemian: A Sonnet in Honor of Maryland's and Virginia's First Accurate Mapmaker
The sonnet is a Sicilian invention. But it makes up a beloved, popular part of both English and peninsular Italian literatures. A sample sonnet tells the story of Czech immigrant Augustine Herman's achievements in the New World.
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77The Main Characteristics of Shakespearean Plays: Comedy, Tragedy, History
Shakespeare's plays fall into the categories of Comedy, Tragedy and History.
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74Free Things to do in Manhattan during the Summer
It's hot, it's humid, it smells, it's summer in New York City. But who cares, there's a ton of things to do and some of them are free! That's right, you read it right here, free things to do in New York. So let's get started. Midsummer Night Swing...
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88The Best Great Ways to Say I Love You
Find the best ways to say "I love you". Simple actions such as holding her hand or leaving a love note can bring an element of freshness to showing how much you care.
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86Afternoon Tea with the Queen of England at Buckingham Palace
My husband and I had tea, with Her Majesty the Queen of England, in the gardens of Buckingham Palace. We were not alone with her, though, as it was a royal garden party!
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81Famous paintings of Ophelia by Millais, Waterhouse and other artists
The Pre-Raphaelite artists of Victorian England painted many Shakespearian characters, but Ophelia was a particular favourite. The sad death by drowning of Hamlet's sweetheart...
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