Magical Realism Beyond Latin America: 10 Must-Read Authors
Welcome, fellow explorers of the literary realm! Today, we embark on a captivating journey into the enchanting world of magical realism, a genre that
World’s Wife Collection by Carol Ann Duffy: Retelling of World’s Myths to Create Space for Women
Written by the British poet Carol Ann Duffy, World’s Wife collection presents the reader with many familiar characters from famous stories, myths and fairy
Love from the Pink Palace: Intense Memoirs of Jill Nalder Amidst the AIDS Crisis
“Love from the Pink Palace” is a memoir by Jill Nalder, a Welsh actress and activist who lived in London during the AIDS epidemic
Exploring the Depths of “The Whale’s Tattoo”: A Unique Perspective on LGBTQ+ Literature
Embark on a journey into the depths of LGBTQ+ literature with Jon Ransom’s “The Whale’s Tattoo,” the best-selling novel in the UK in 2023.
Lesbianism and Vampirism in Le Fanu’s Carmilla
In various cultures throughout history, the vampire myth has constantly evolved to reflect changing beliefs, fears and social anxieties. However, the modern presentation of
Unveiling the Beguiling Ghosts of the UK: Isle Haunts Revealed
Arе you prеparеd to еmbark on a journey into the еnigmatic rеalm of ghosts? Bracе yoursеlf for an еxhilarating odyssеy as we uncovеr thе
Frantz Fanon’s Insightful Analysis: 5 Transformative Lessons from ‘The Wretched of the Earth’
Frantz Fanon examines the effects of colonialism in his book ‘The Wretched of the Earth’ (TWOFE) by reviewing the decolonisation process and global advancements
Why Were So Many Victorian Ghost Stories Written by Women?
The nineteenth century is renowned for its technological innovation and scientific advancement. However, as knowledge of the world increased, Victorian Britain became increasingly fascinated
Book Review: “The Creative Act: A Way of Being” By Rick Rubin
Rick Rubin is a legendary music producer and a profound thinker who has offered invaluable insight into the creative process with his book The
Emily Dickinson and the Inevitable: A Journey Through Love, Death, and Immortality
As a prolific and enigmatic poet of the 19th century, Emily Dickinson delved into many subjects in her works – ranging from nature, spirituality,
