In literature the point of view depends on the narrator and it is essential to the development of the story. The perspective form which the author choses to tell the story influences the way the reader perceives the story. The way the narrator itself approaches the situation and the information that is revealed to theContinue reading “Short Stories: Analyzing the point of view.”
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Identity Crisis: An Analysis on “The Crying of Lot 49” by Thomas Pynchon
Analysis essay on the novel “The Crying of Lot 49” written by Thomas Pynchon. Thomas Pynchon is an American writer who criticizes the alienation of individuals by placing them in a chaotic modern society (The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica). He is a novelist and short story author, best known for writing Gravity’s rainbow. His writings combine both fictionContinue reading “Identity Crisis: An Analysis on “The Crying of Lot 49” by Thomas Pynchon”
What Does it Mean to be a Book Artist?
Hello wonderful human beings, did you miss me last week? To be completely honest, I forgot about the blog last week. I had a terrible migraine from Saturday to Wednesday and I am still trying to catch up on house work, and finally I decided to sit down and write despite still having dirty dishesContinue reading “What Does it Mean to be a Book Artist?”
The Stages of Love
Hello everyone, today I bring you even more poems. I hope you are enjoying them. Each poem contains eleven free verse lines with no rhyme and represent in themselves an aspect I consider to be an essential part of love; “Astronaut” represents the immensity of love; “Storm Chaser” represents the difficulties and struggles that comeContinue reading “The Stages of Love”
His Vessel
Hello wonderful human beings, today I am sharing another original, creative piece. I hope you enjoy it. We walked into my room and he closed the door behind him. His green eyes traced the surface of my dress as his hands followed the path drawn by his sight on my skin until he reached myContinue reading “His Vessel”
