Writer Essays

The title ”Follower ” intrigues curiosity for what the poem is about, and what is doing the following. This poem, the  ” Follower ”, is about the writer looking up to his father whilst he ploughs some land, and how the roles have changed. The title ‘ Digging ‘ is quite plain, and unusual for […]

The broadsheet newspaper article titled “Muslim Schoolgirls risk careers for their symbolic headscarves”, written by Amelia Gentleman reacts to the new law in France prohibiting the wearing of religious symbols. This article highlights the calamity faced by Samia and her sister in having to choose between a symbol of huge significance (the headscarf) and something […]

August bank holiday by Dylan Thomas is a prose set on a beach built with an unusual metaphorical language to portrait a prose that I believe is a happy childhood memory of a family day out at the beach on an August bank holiday. He uses a very uncommon use of words and uses a […]

Ted Hughes’ poem, The Thought-Fox, uses a fox as an extended metaphor to represent his ideas and inspirations. Through a step-by-step description of the fox’s movements and actions, the poem gives insight into how it and other poems were written. The first stanza sets the scene in a mystical forest at midnight and introduces the […]

In this essay, we will compare and contrast Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s “The Lady of Shalott” with Liz Lochhead’s “Lady of Shalott.” While both poems tackle similar concepts and topics, they differ in their approach. The former is set in the medieval era and recounts the tale of a woman confined to a tower. She fears […]

The poem is about Marvell’s desire to bed the woman to whom he’s writing the poem. He is talking to the woman and the piece is essentially persuasive writing, the writer is writing to prove a point and to get his on way. He’s breaking into the woman’s emotions and using it against her. He […]

Love has always been presented as a glamarous dream in music and media for years, For example films such as ‘Romeo and Juliet,’ and ‘Titanic,’ etc…show how love is important and that it is worth more than anything else.Songs such as ‘Iris,’ by the ‘Goo Goo Dolls,’ uses such lines as’I dont want the world […]

In “Valentine”, Duffy uses the onion to give an original and, in some ways, a shocking view of love: “Not a red rose or a satin heart” – she ignores the cliches and opts for something more dramatic and powerful. This is the first line of the poem, and it automatically gives a negative impression, […]

I am going to be comparing and contrasting Eileen McAuley’s ‘The Seduction’ and Andrew Marvell’s ‘To His Coy Mistress’. The reason that I have chosen to compare these two poems is because they both have the theme of passion, love and the lack of respect for women, however they portray the theme from different points […]

Rejection and Years Ago are both poems that discuss the theme of love and relationships that have gone wrong. However in the poem Rejection, Sullivan describes the consequences of a rejection and is saying her thoughts aloud. Conversely in the poem Years Ago the poet highlights what love brings about and recollects her memories. In […]

The two poems I am comparing are ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’ by Lord Alfred Tennyson and ‘The Hyenas’ by Rudyard Kipling. Both are anti-war poems and aim to discomfort the reader’s opinion on war. However the poets differ in how they convey their attitudes to war, through the language and devices they use […]

Comparisons will be made between the following stories: The Monkey’s Paw by W. W. Jacobs, The Signalman by Charles Dickens, The Red Room by H. G. Wells, The Murders in the Rue Morgue by Sir Thomas Browne, and The Speckled Band: Sherlock Holmes Stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Despite being written around the same […]

The stories that we read are Roald Dahl’s, The Landlady and A Terrible Strange Bed by Wilkie Colins. The landlady is a 20th century short story whereas A Terrible Strange Bed was written in the 19th century. This is shown by the different words used in the two different story also the word order is […]

The brilliance behind the science fiction action story,’ The War of the Worlds’ is the articulate H. G. Wells whose unique style of writing has significantly influenced both modern and 1950’s societies, which is justified by the fact that several successful attempts to remake the classic story into an action movie has proved very flourishing […]

In this essay, I will analyze how H G Wells has portrayed fear in The Red Room. I will concentrate on fear-related aspects and evaluate the effectiveness of the writer’s techniques to convey them. I aim to support my arguments with relevant quotes in my essay. The Red Room, a short story of the 1800s, […]

Question 1 Source A portrays Stalin negatively, as it was made by one of his adversaries. The image is a satirical travel poster showing stacks of human skulls, with Stalin inviting people to “Visit the USSR’s pyramids.” The caption has dark humor and irony, as the mentioned “pyramids” are actually made up of human skulls. […]

Rudyard Kipling’s Kim has never lost its prestige as a piece of adventure fiction, but, in the rise of postcolonial studies has been the subject of more and more critical study. In the course of this essay I intend to show that Kipling with Kim does indeed justify the British Empire’s exploitation of India; not […]

Rudyard Kipling’s Kim has many themes, but the most prevalent are the Game and the Search. The main characters, Kim and the Lama, are both involved in these two “topics”. They keep switching back and forth between the Game and the Search. Though the purpose of the Lama is the Search for his river, he […]

Last Sunday on Father’s Day, I recited a verse form that I had memorized to my father. Prior to memorizing the verse form, I desired to comprehend it thoroughly. Initially, I struggled to comprehend the significance of all the words and the verse form itself. After studying it several times, I eventually comprehended the writer’s […]

Floyd Allen’s essay “Education Unplugged” employs three methods of development: process, cause-effect, and argumentation to effectively convey his message. Allen asserts that contemporary society relies heavily on “pseudo-intelligence,” whereby people, especially youth, depend excessively on technology to perform even simple tasks such as basic math calculations. To address this issue, the writer contends educators must […]

The text under analysis is an essay ‘Friends. Good friends – and such good friends’, written by Judith Viort. It belongs to the publicistic functional manner. As professor Galperin defines it. “an essay is a literary composing of moderate length on philosophical, societal, aesthetic or literary topics. It ne’er does deep into the topic but […]

Within this paper the reader will read approximately 3 to 4 companies the writer would wish to work for with elaborate accounts as to why. Furthermore. the reader will larn ways of prosecuting those companies in the most effectual mode in communicating that guarantees the author’s credence of those place ( s ) . and […]