ailenmanfredi
0

Great Expectations Book Review

Charles Dickens’ ‘Great expectations’ was written in 1860, and the book embodies familiar Victorian elements such as Victorian women and values, industrialization, the flaw of the judicial system, Victorian

Tags: Readmore  
ailenmanfredi
0

Pride and Prejudice and The Victorian Era

Pride and Prejudice was published in 1813, which was the peak of the Romantic movement in Victorian literature. The prime elements

Tags: Readmore  
ailenmanfredi
0

Women in Literature: Frankenstein

  Frankenstein was composed in 1815 and is considered as the epitome of science fiction in the Victorian era and

Tags: Readmore  
Macy
0

Book Review: “Fighting Ruben Wolfe”

Fighting Ruben Wolfe by Markus Zusak, best-selling author of The Book Thief, is a quick read for a young adult, likely a boy

Tags: Readmore  
ailenmanfredi
0

Feminism Now and Then: The Coquette and The Laugh of the Medusa Book Comparison and Review

The eighteenth-century period is a time of significant change for women, both politically and socially, of living. During such a

Tags: Readmore  
Macy
0

Book Review: “The Astonishing Color of After”

The Astonishing Color of After by Emily X. R. Pan is a book about love–familial and romantic.  In the aftermath

Tags: Readmore  
yastsmiling
0

A Heart for the Work

“I thought the poverty, chaos, and sadness I saw there were products of my Northern vision, that of a doctor

Readmore  
Macy
0

Book Review: “The Book Thief” (This One’s for The Writers)

This book is over a decade old, so say hello to its millionth book review.  But Writers, this one’s for

Tags: Readmore  
Macy
0

How To Write a Letter of Query to a Literary Agent

A query letter, huh?  Sounds easy, but it must be precise.  For all you authors trying to hook an agent,

Tags: Readmore  
Macy
0

Book Review: “I Am One of You Forever”

You want to smile?  Read this book.  You want to cry?  Read this book.  You want to laugh, shout, weep? 

Tags: Readmore