… created hundreds of novels and short stories that have made many significant contributions to literature. His work is well know around the world for its interesting composition by how he ties his personality and morals into his characters, which follow…

… directors many times will alter the characters, plots, and settings of their films to appeal to an audience more than the novel. Changing the overall image of a character and accentuating different elements of a setting for a film will alter an audience…

… my leadership book review because there are effective leaders within the story, and because of the real life leadership application (and fiction is more fun to read). By this I mean that it’s not a book discussing the theories on what makes an effective…

… and mood? A requiem is a special ceremony to honour the souls of the dead. In the requiem we see Linda, Biff, Happy and Charley paying their last respect to Willy, who had died earlier on. In many ways, the play has a great significant, as it…

… about when CNN network flashes across the screen; one thousand dead in bombing raid in Iran? You are probably thinking, “Wow what a horrible thing to happen to those poor soldiers, what’s for dinner?” It may be easy for the people on the home front…

… “Most writers firmly guide their readers to what they should think about the characters and events.” This means the author helps you to understand what his message is. I agree with this statement. Edith Wharton applies this declaration in her novel,…

… Bio Intro Kurt Vonnegut Jr. was an unusual man with an unusual point of view and that’s what made him such a great writer. Vonnegut is very talented and used his talents in many amazing ways. He is a writer of science fiction, drama,…

… The characters in Things Fall Apart have their own personality. The main character of Things Fall Apart is okonkwo. He can change his character depending on the situation he is in. Okonkwo is known for having a bad temper. Okonkwo learned these…

… “The Hollow Hills”, the theme is that power can change its owner. Stewart uses many devices to make her point clear, including characterization, dialogue, and imagery. Stewart applied characterization to demonstrate how power changes people.…

… a novel set in World War I, centers around the changes wrought by the war on one young German soldier. During his time in the war, Remarque’s protagonist, Paul Baumer, changes from a rather innocent Romantic to a hardened and somewhat caustic…