While surfing through Goodreads a month ago, I came across some positive reviews of Gnana Sujan’s works and immediately realized that he was a new talent to watch out for. I immediately downloaded his short story ‘The Boy, the Dog, and the Robot’ when it was going for free on Amazon. After reading it, I was blown away by the author’s uplifting style, which was totally in the … [Read more...] about Author Interview: Gnana Sujan
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‘A Lost Masterpiece’ by A. A. Milne: Short Story Analysis
‘A Lost Masterpiece’ by A. A. Milne: Short Story Analysis ‘A Lost Masterpiece’ is a modernist subtle humorous piece penned in 1920 by British writer A. A. Milne. A. A. Milne's full initials are Alan Alexander Milne, and he published this piece titled ‘A Lost Masterpiece’ in his collection If I May in 1920. This tongue-in-cheek humorous piece is more profound than it seems, … [Read more...] about ‘A Lost Masterpiece’ by A. A. Milne: Short Story Analysis
‘The Dog’ by Banjo Paterson: Short Story Analysis
‘The Dog’ by Banjo Paterson: Short Story Analysis ‘The Dog’ is a short description of dogs by Australian writer and Bush poet Banjo Paterson. Banjo Paterson was a Bush poet who wrote about rural Australia. In this brief description, Paterson talks about a dog's life, especially sheepdogs on farms in rural Australia. Paterson narrates the job, sense of responsibility, and … [Read more...] about ‘The Dog’ by Banjo Paterson: Short Story Analysis
Santa Claus’ Big American Goof Up: Essay
Santa Claus’ Big American Goof Up: Essay It all started like this. As some readers are well aware, I am one of those ardent thirty-one-year olds who still believe in Santa Claus. I wrote a letter to Santa Claus last year 2020 for books as presents for Christmas. I placed the letter in an envelope addressed to the North Pole and handed the envelope to my maternal uncle … [Read more...] about Santa Claus’ Big American Goof Up: Essay
American Books Being Read During the Pandemic: Essay
American Books Being Read During the Pandemic: Essay I have been let down in many ways and by many people, but today I was cheated by the great father of American Literature, Mark Twain himself. Indeed, I have been, because you see, I was supposed to type a short-story analysis on his most memorable medieval story titled ‘A Medieval Romance’. I researched the short story … [Read more...] about American Books Being Read During the Pandemic: Essay