In William Shakespeare’s famous play entitled Romero and Juliet, each of the lovers die because they are unable to be together. In the case of Juliet, her father Lord Capulet is responsible for her death because of the many actions that he took against her.
Bob Moore’s picaresque memoirs, recounting his (mis)adventures around the world were originally published in 1935. Dissident Books have now republished this "lost" classic, with the addition of afterword by James Kelman – and not before time.
A commentary on the famous play Hamlet. This essay questions whether or not Hamlet was an honorable man.
An overview of the classic," The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain"
So you’re done reading a bunch of Jane Austen and maybe a smattering of Dickens, with a touch of Hemingway, and now you want to read something newer. Here are five really good relatively modern books you probably haven’t read yet…
The treasured children’s book, Charlotte’s Web, is a touching story of friendship in which a spider saves a pig from getting slaughtered. In their quest to change the norm, we are taken on a wonderful adventure, making the story fun and enjoyable.
An essay, exploring the themes and characters in the classic novel Silas Marner.
