Writer Essays

William Shakespeare was born in 1564 in Stratford. His father, John Shakespeare, initially found success in the leather business but eventually faced financial difficulties. During this time, he also served as an alderman and bailiff in municipal affairs. While there is limited documentation about Shakespeare’s childhood, it is believed that he attended the grammar school […]

Richard II is a play of sensibility, which is unique in Elizabethan literature for two reasons; firstly it looked to the 14th century for inspiration and secondly it emphasised the importance of emotions.This switch in narrative focus makes Richard II a play, which is concerned with the exploration of personality and intrigue, as opposedtomerely dramatically […]

Macbeth, please answer these questions using complete sentences. You must submit this assignment to your teacher by the deadline in order to receive the maximum credit. (10 points) Macbeth and Shakespeare’s other works have remained relevant and captivating for over 400 years, prompting us to question their enduring worthiness. Answer: Shakespeare’s enduring writing style has […]

Introduction According to Aristotle’s theory of Tragedy, Tragedy is seen as an imitation of a serious action which impacts fear and pity on the characters and has a disastrous effect on the protagonist (Aristotle & Butcher, 1961). Having this in mind, this paper will explore William Shakespeare’s Macbeth as a darkest tragedy ever experienced in […]

The two common types of drama are comedies and tragedies. The primary difference between the two is that he former has happy endings while the latter has unhappy ones. The case of Othello is tragedy as it ends with death of the main characters. The cause of death is fuelled by political and emotional issues […]

The Villain Lago People work tirelessly to reach a certain goal they set for themselves. However, more often than not, the hard work does pay, and the others who did not work as hard comes along and in a blink of an eye takes whatever we desired. In such situation, people are filled with envy […]

Othello is a character in Shakespeare’s literally tragedy ‘Othello’ who plays the role of the main character and portrays both the traits of prominence and weakness. In many aspects Othello grows from rank to rank in the military to being a powerful and honorable general in the armed force. As a matter of fact, the […]

Theme of Deceptception or the act of an individual engaging in a purposeful act of deceiving another is evident throughout the play by William Shakespeare Othello. The theme plays a significant importance throughout the play in that it serves as the basis of the story. Without deception, the play would have never arrived at its […]

Othello is William Shakespeare’s tragedy composed in 1603, based on the story of a Moorish captain. The story revolves around four central characters Othello who is a Moorish general in Venetian army, his wife Desdemona, his lieutenant Cassio and Iago, the unfaithful ensign. The thesis statement: Theme of Marriage in Shakespeare reflects on what exactly […]

In Berry by Langston Hughes, Milberry Jones is crippled by his race. For example, Berry is taken advantage of by being paid less. When Berry arrives by train at Dr. Renfield’s Summer Home for Crippled Children, Mrs. Osborn, the housekeeper at the Home, discusses Berry’s pay with Dr. Renfield, the doctor of the Home. Mrs. […]

Throughout our nation’s history, we have been fortunate to have many talented writers, both black and white, who have made a lasting impact on our lives. These writers inspire us in unforgettable ways. The “Roaring 20’s” brought significant changes to American society, coinciding with the Harlem Renaissance. This cultural movement celebrated black art, literature, and […]

To find someone of a perfect match and be in a true relationship is a hard nut to crack. To maintain a relationship is even more challenging than to enter into it. There are some qualities that a perfect relationship requires to last for a longer period and be beneficial to the involved members. It […]

The main focus of Zora Neale Hurston’s short story Sweat is the difficult life of Delia, an African-American woman who suffers due to her demanding job and abusive husband. Delia supports her family by doing laundry for white people, while Sykes relies on her financially but constantly undermines her. The story primarily explores the theme […]

In 1934, Zora Neale Hurston wrote the novel Jonah’s Gourd Vine. This book depicts Reverend John Buddy Pearson as a Christian leader who is not without flaws. The people in Sanford, Florida view him as an exciting addition to their community but also worry that he may pose a danger to their morals.

The rules of fiction are various strategies and methodologies often employed to analyze a text or story. These methods involve examining elements such as the title and subtitle, the opening and closing sentences, recurring words, metaphors and similes, typography, epigraphs, threats and warnings, promises, and spacing and line breaks. Zora Neale (Hurston, 2009) exemplifies the […]

If We Must Die- Claude McKay McKay serves as one of the primary figures in the 1920s, during the Harlem Renaissance literary movement. His poetic works focused mostly on celebrating the life of peasants in America and also challenging the white authority within the nation (Poetry Foundation). McKay served in the Harlem Renaissance period with […]

Listening, speaking, reading and writing are four of the most essential steps for people learning a new language. English is not my first language, it is my third, and I have spent a lot of time and effort to going through these steps. As an individual learning a new language, I can definitely say it […]

Amy Tan employs the device of thoughtful laughter in The Joy Luck Club to convey a message through humor. By using this technique, Tan effectively captures the reader’s attention and communicates an idea, whether it’s explicit or not. A prime example of this can be seen in the “Best Quality” chapter where the family is […]

Amy touches upon the subject of language barriers creating societal monsters. Amy Tan’s mother not being able to speak great English consistently had trouble communicating her thoughts and feelings towards strangers she met. Her accent was also a apart of It of the problem. Even with all that Amy could understand her mom perfectly. However […]

“Mother Tongue,” explains that different types of English affect someone’s response and attitude. Because Tan wrote this essay about her mother, she mainly describes the responses her mother gets with her broken English. Tan’ s purpose is to show how broken English speakers are dissuaded from perfecting it and h owe they are looked down […]

Oscar Wilde once said, “what seems to us as bitter trials are often blessings in disguise”. By getting through bitter trials, one is awarded with blessings that come in different forms and shapes. These trials can range from a wide variety of tasks such as learning to change one’s views or perspectives by becoming more […]

Maya Angelou’s Champion of the World and Amy Tan’s Fish Cheeks both trade with racial differences within America. Angelou’s piece presented what it was like for African-Americans during a important event in the center of the apartheid – the turn between Joe Louis, the World Champion. and his white rival. Through the usage of two […]