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Crushing on a Character
Have you ever had a crush on a fictional character? Here are some imaginary men that female readers like just as much as men, although perhaps for different reasons.
Favorite Twilight Character
If you had to choose one out of all the twilight characters to be your favorite, which would it be?
Anti-hero: Heathcliff
I thought it would be interesting to look at a classic character from the Emilie Bronte novel “Wuthering Height”, strangely the only one she wrote.
Fate 1, Free Will 0
In “Oedipus Tyrannus” by Sophocles, Sophocles is trying to teach his audience that humans have no ability to control their fate. He teaches his audience this lesson by explaining the life of Oedipus, the future ruler of Thebes.
Classic Love
Those who enjoy losing themselves in good books – with intense romances, in depth characterizations, and intricate plots – should begin with these. Although these books were published in the 19th century, the movie versions dated more recently attest to their timelessness.
Was She Really a Girl, Interrupted?
My review of the novel written by Susanna Kaysen which coincides with the movie Girl, Interrupted.
Five Great Characters From Modern Popular Science Fiction
This features five of my favorite science fiction characters over the past decade. Each of these characters appears in a highly viable manner and in very well read material.
The Good Earth: Wang Lung’s Practicality Versus O-lan’s Practicality
Comparing and contrasting the two main characters Wang Lung and O-Lan in the novel The Good Earth.
Jane Austen’s Narrow World
The materials and themes of Jane Austen are confined into a narrow fort. The characters of Jane Austen belong to a small section of country-gentry, the upper classes, the lower edge of the nobility, the lower clergy and the officers corps of the military.
