Like most people, my first experience of literature began with those four small words that despite their cliché so perfectly epitomise childhood imagination; once upon a time. Though in my case, they epitomised only stress and difficulty. Having been diagnosed with dyslexia at an early…
Humankind has gone through a drastic evolution socially, politically, and even physically. Some argue that now it is time for reading to update itself as well. Others, contrastingly, feel this traditional activity is fine as it stands. This question derives from the introduction of digitalized…
In “A Feeling of Wildness” by nature author David Gessner, the author embellishes on the idea of a wildness and what that means to him. His main theme throughout the essay is of our inner humanity and wildness, of how we lose it when we…
This piece is about the process of embalmment. The author goes into detail about all the steps of what happens from the moment the deceased enters the embalmers surgical quarters all the way to when he is placed into the casket to say his final…
Literary history is reminiscent of an orchestra. Once a single entity, it further breaks down into families, pitch groups, and individual instruments. The sections play to different meters, harmonize chords at Adagio and Allegro, or stumble off a solo, flat note; such a cacophony demands…
I have read the article called “I’ve never seen anything like crazy rich Asians before” from the nz herald website. This article is based around Asian stereotypes and the ideas of where Asians sit in society, in terms of movie roles, workforces etc. They have…
In Fahrenheit 451 and The Pedestrian, both main characters have a sense of feeling where they’re being suffocated because their society is too invested in all the new and glorious technology while they are curious for what the world has to offer them; therefore, Montag…
Susan Dworkin, author of Viking in the Wheat Field, the United Nations projects there will be “9 billion people on Earth by 2050 who will need a 75 percent increase in food. ” She goes on to say that “… twenty-five thousand people diebecause of…
Chinua Achebe was an educator, author, broadcaster and producer born in 1930 in the Igbo town of Ogidi, located in the eastern region of Nigeria. He received his education in literature from the University of Ibadan where he graduated in 1953. After his graduation, Achebe…
A common error in life is the belief that becoming wealthy or knowledgeable is the natural path of improving oneself that one must follow in pursuit of true happiness. However, many times, this path only exhausts the pursuer by leading to the turmoil between the…
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