Robin Hood by Howard Pyle: Chapters 1-5 Summary
The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Howard Pyle, published in 1883, depicts Robin’s life as an outlaw in Sherwood Forest.
Writing Tips to Transform Your Writing Routine
Writing doesn’t have to be daunting. With practical tips like setting a writing schedule, finding the right space, and embracing imperfect drafts, you can transform your routine and become a more productive writer.
An Analysis of “The Moon” by Robert Louis Stevenson
Today on the blog we discuss Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem “The Moon.” Join us to learn more.
True Detective Season 1: Weird Fiction, The Yellow King, and Cosmic Dread
Strange symbols, cosmic horror, and the shifting sands of time—True Detective Season 1 is more than just a crime thriller. Drawing from Robert W. Chambers’ The King in Yellow and Lovecraftian horror.
Mark Twain’s Sorrowful Last Words
Today we are discussing Mark Twain’s last words. Join us to learn more!
The Rough and Rustic Writings of Jack London
In this post, we look at the life of adventure writer Jack London. Join us to learn more!
What is ‘Analysis’ and What is ‘Literary Analysis?’
Today we are looking at what it means to analyze something and what it means to analyze a fictional text.
Formative Reading Experiences with the Vampire Almanac
Today, we summarize the book Vampire Almanac by R. C. Welch. It’s a classic kids’ book about vampires and the lore that inspired them!
Coppola’s ‘Dracula,’ The Execution of Atmosphere and Ambience
Francis Ford Coppola’s “Dracula” is a masterpiece in atmosphere. Join us today to learn a little about it and how it differs from the book.
The Most Disturbing Poem, “Little Orphant Annie”
We all remember creepy poems from when we were kids. Well, here’s another one!