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There are two story lines in the novel. The first story is set in New Wye, a small New England town. The second story is set in a foreign land called Zembla. The first story begins with John Shade, a poet and professor, who lives in New Wye. He is considered as a successful writer. He is respected in literary circles. The final work by Shade is a...

Eddie is the tragic protagonist of the play. He is obsessed with love of Catherine, though it is improper.  In his unproduced screenplay titled "e;The Hook"e; Arthur Miller had talked about the corruption on the Brooklyn docks. Eventually, he developed a plot for the present play "e;A View from the Bridge."e; He disclosed that the...

Honore de Balzac, one of the most famous French novelists, was the first writer to use fiction to convey the total social scene that prevails in one country at a particular time in the country&'s history.  He is often regarded as the founder of social realism. However, he had obvious and certain affinities with the romantics.  It is said that he...

"e;Flight"e; by Sherman Alexie was first published on March 28, 2007. Zits is the central character and the narrator of the story. The story is told from the viewpoint of Zits, who happens to be a Native American teenager.  Zits happens to be a time travelling mass murderer. As an orphan, Zits happens to have spent his childhood as a foster...

John Ruskin was a great English critic of art, architecture, and society. He was also a highly gifted painter and a distinctive prose stylist.  He was a kind of a Victorian Sage. His effective prose writings were fundamentally aimed at bringing cultural and social change.  Ruskin was a great thinker who shared his thoughts freely with his readers...

"e;The Boy In the Striped Pajamas"e; by Irish novelist John Boyne was first published in 2006.  The story is presented from the point of view of a young boy. According to the author, he had completed the first draft of the novel in just two and a half days. He said that he did not go to sleep until he reached the end of the first draft. ...