Post Image

The Significance of James Baldwin

Includes a discussion on Baldwin’s “The Fire Next Time”.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Lucille Clifton’s Voices

An analyzation of three poems in Clifton’s latest book.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Flood by Stephen Baxter

In the arena of books about global warming, this one carries the questions one step further and questions how planets eventually evolve, in a novel about human survival, read more.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Critical Appreciation of Paul Laurence Dunbar’s “sympathy”

A literary critique of "Sympathy" by Dunbar.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Critical Appreciation of Paul Laurence Dunbar’s “We Wear The Mask”

A literary critique of Dunbar’s poem.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Review of Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood

An answer to the question of how the next generation of mankind will evolve about is answered in the chilling dystopia written by Margaret Atwood, read more.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Poetry of Shakespeare: The Rape of Lucrece

An introduction to one of Shakespeare’s earliest and best regarded poems, the revenger’s tragedy of The Rape of Lucrece.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Romances of Shakespeare: Pericles, Prince of Tyre

An introduction to Shakespeare’s romance Pericles, Prince of Tyre, which throws his protagonist across the Mediterranean in a variety of shipwrecks.

Continue Reading →

Post Image

Romances of Shakespeare: Cymbeline

An introduction to the first of Shakespeare’s late comedies or romance plays, Cymbeline, a tale of evil and virtue rewarded (eventually).

Continue Reading →

Post Image

New for Epic Fantasy Fans: The Kobalos Trilogy

Clashing swords. Mad mages. Thugs. Demons. Love. Hate. Vengeance and justice. It can be found within the pages of The Kobalos Trilogy from author Ty Johnston.

Continue Reading →