Introduction Twelfth Night is one of William Shakespeare’s romantic comedies, and is estimated to have been written between the years 1601 and 1602. It involves many themes, such as love, homosexuality, and the way appearance can deceive us. …

Recently, I read a story that is based in the Australian outback and is a fine piece of Australian literature, addressing several conflicts during War time, not only Australians but foreigners. Prelude on Historical Fiction Types We are no longer taking a deep dive, but pursuing simple language, but rather greater themes to understand and…

Many of my stories are situated around novels and social issues and themes. But let’s not forget, that we can always appreciate a nice factual book, reminding us that we are human and that science exists. It’s a quick one. This book is a tattered book which was on my…

It’s always pleasant to explore and take a firm stroll into the present world, the living world, in what we exist in. To appreciate the facts, the surroundings, the ways the walls have been sculpted. Because fiction is indefinite, it is crumbling, and only living and thriving of the mind…

First read through the poem. What do you call paradise? Your gleaming world of desire, Is it escaping the Monday, Or living with your past ones again, Or is it being the best in your class, school and state beyond achieving the alluding Chancellor’s Award? There’s not much I can…

Please do notice that my stories are not a plot overview … so have a read! It’s been a few readings since I’ve picked up something that presents a challenge to me as a reader. So your not going to be surprised if I decided to return to the doom…

“Have you understood the vast expanse of the earth? Tell me, if you know all this. In which direction does the light reside? And where is the place of darkness?” -Book of Job 38: NWT Decipher this puzzling mess which I have entered myself into. It’s no longer the times…

This revelation is something which offers both simplicity yet it charms you in the way it entices you and forces you to imagine that when you put the book down, you’ll be thinking about the book even as you slowly enter your stupor, to finally sleep. Sorry, no “great works…

We both know that I do literature reviews. We also both know I like to ramble on about irrelevant lines from literature I review. But I’m still human. That’s why I thought it would be sweet to present a memoir which I have just recently completed. You see, anyone can…