One might think of creative writing as a gradual process of mastering an art. It’s essentially movement from scratch to perfection. But if you try
Category: Art/Literature
Appreciating Art – Audience, Time, and Culture
Do great works of art find timeless appreciation? This is so interesting a question. Saying that great works of art find appreciation in all times
A Tale of Two Cities: Self-Deception in Dickensian Fiction
Daniel Goleman in his interesting book Vital Lies, Simple Truths: The Psychology of Self-Deception ingeniously draws the relation between repetition and skewing of attention to
Prejudice and Revenge in Shakespeare’s ‘Merchant of Venice’
by Max Skinwood “If it will feed nothing else, it will feed my revenge. And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge? Why, revenge.
Gattaca (1997)—Thematic Depiction of Escape, Dream, and Reality
Andrew Niccol’s Gattaca (1997) is a sci-fi film set in future in a society where children conceived under supervision of the state are considered genetically
Beating the Fire
“LIVE spelled backwards is EVIL”, says the publicity tag of the movie The Spring (David Jackson, 2000). Now that sounds witty, probably even ridiculous. The
Interactale 8 – The Easy Fix
Grocery shopping had never been his thing, but since his wife’s license was suspended and she was unwilling to risk driving without it, he had
Interactale 7 – Flames
Surprising as the fire department’s investigation was, Blair Norse could never have thought of how the arson incident that made headlines countrywide just two days
Essay Writing Tips and Tricks Anybody Can Use!
by Daniel Bell When you are faced with writing an essay, you can feel all kinds of things. You may get writer’s block as soon
Mystery and Detective Novels Versus Suspense and Thriller Fiction
by Ann Harrison Today, I’m going to talk about the difference between mystery, suspense and thriller novels. When I first began my research on this