Hannah Donlan, Literature Columnist, visits the work of Charlotte Turner Smith, her work, and life.
Tag: Literature
IS THE GREAT GATSBY REALLY A LOVE STORY?
Megan Rees, Literature Columnist, reviews The Great Gatsby, and asks about its position in literature as a love story.
THE CATCHER IN THE RYE…
Hannah Donlan, reviews the pages of The Catcher in the Rye to see if there are similarities with the modern teenage mind.
SHAKESPEARE. PLAYWRIGHT, OR AUTHOR?
Jasmine Edge Explores the importance of Shakespeares work and the opportunities for developing educational learning in literature and the arts.
JACK TORRANCE AND HIS MUSE.
Mandy Wan, Literature Columnist, reviews Stephen King’s, The Shining, and analyses the content within the text. Was everything addressed or down to interpretation?
SELF-LOVE, IT WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH AND CRY.
Jasmine Edge, Literature Columnist, takes a look at the world of self-love, and offers our readers some of the most poignant ideas.
EAT THY NEIGHBOUR.
Mandy Wan, Literature Columnist, opens the covers of Tender is the Flesh, by Agustina Bazterrica and revisits history to discover a rather gruesome but intriguing tale…
IS ORIGINALITY A MYTH?
Megan Rees, Literature Columnist, focuses on creativity to to see how much of what the expressive self is actually original.
VINTAGE LOVE & MODERN LIFE. A POETRY OF TWO MINDS.
Jade Perez, Literature Columnist, explores the underlying idea of love through popular literature and poetic works, whilst asking whether the message is still as positive.
ENGULFED IN THE SHADOW OF THE SLAVE TRADE.
Stephen Hinds-Day looks at the changing landscape of the historical slave trade, and discusses the social remnants of the time.
