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.
Tag: literature
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!
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!
The Most Disturbing Poem, “Little Orphant Annie”
We all remember creepy poems from when we were kids. Well, here’s another one!
What is a Literary Quest?
Today on the blog, we are defining a “quest” as it relates to literature! Join us to find out more!
A look at “They’re Made Out of Meat” by Terry Bisson
Today, we are analyzing Terry Bisson’s “They’re Made Out of Meat.” Join us for a brief look at the story!
An Analysis of “Knock Knock” by Daniel Beaty
I love this poem, so join us as we take a look at it for today’s post!
“On Turning Ten” by Billy Collins
Billy Collins’ “On Turning Ten” is an excellent poem about realizing you are getting older when you are just a kid.
“Self-publishing for the right reasons” By Benjamin J. Gohs
Contributor Benjamin J. Gohs discusses self-publishing and aspects of it you should think about before venturing down that avenue.
An Author in Many Forms: Richard Matheson
We take a look at one of my favorite authors today and the works that he has contributed to literature history!