What Suits My Fancy

College is surely one of the greatest experiences thus far in my life; it’s an entirely new world full of magic, parties, learning, and att...

Letters in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice offer a deeper look into the core of Austen’s characters, as the letters act as pseudo-diaries ...

Chapter 13, Collins to Mr. Bennet Clearly, Collins’s main goal in this letter is to show off his newly acquired status – more than intr...

More than just representing the physical pain of a soldier wounded in battle, the poem “Disabled,” by Wilfred Owen, describes quite accurat...

We spent Wednesday in class talking about the poem “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” by Samuel Coleridge, and after the class discussion I ...

In my last blog, I talked about Huxley’s persuading that individual thought is like a cancer for the proverbial “social body” of Brave New ...

Thus far into A Brave New World , major themes are as yet still building, and for the most part the key to the novel has remained elusive. ...