Introduction The Great Sage Gaurishankar Govard Handa’s short tale “The letter” was penned by Josh. The purpose of this chapter is to shed light on why our feelings matter. After Miriam’s wedding, Ali went to a new location and began living alone. He used to go to the post office every day in the hopes […]
Introduction Having been named after and living in the shadow of his famous great-grandfather, William Clark Falkner, the 1897 New Albany, Mississippi-born author William Faulkner became a famous author in his own right. While he was a young boy at Oxford, William liked reading and drawing, and he soon began composing poetry in the style […]
Introduction This story was written by Elsie Brown. John Hallock writes ghost stories and this story is about him. The ghost, Helen, helped him to develop his creativity. As a result, he feared divorce could plague his relationship with Lavinia because he could not disclose his relationship with the ghost. As soon as his wife […]
Introduction Patol Babu, Film Star was written by Bengali director Satyajit Ray. 52-year-old Patol Babu” was allowed to perform a very brief role as a” pedestrian” in a movie. Summary Patol Babu was a resident of “Calcutta” and a worker. But he lost his nine-year job as a result of the war. He then made […]
Introduction Mark Twain was the pen name of American speaker, publisher, novelist, humorist, and businessman Samuel Langhorne Clemens. As a child, Mark Twain lived in Hannibal, Missouri. Over his career, Mark Twain amassed a considerable wealth from his public speaking and writing. Unfortunately, he invested his money poorly and lost most of it. Paranoia and […]
Introduction Two kind and compassionate young men struggle to help their ill sister recover from TB. This demonstrates how the power of love and hope can propel us to incredible lengths. The two young Veronese men of honour face their challenges head-on, and no one in either camp complains. Their loyalty and dedication to one […]
Introduction British novelist Saki, whose full name was Hector Hugh Munro, was known for his biting satire of contemporary life. They looked to him as the authority on the short stories. Mrs. Packletide seems to have a lot of bitterness against other people. She planned to use the tiger hunt to surpass Ms. Loona Bimberton […]
Introduction One of the most striking and influential people of the twentieth century was the Irish novelist James Joyce. He was a Dublin native and is regarded as the prototypical Irish author. He travelled and frolicked throughout Europe for a period of his life after leaving Dublin. He concentrated on writing the portrait of Ulysses, […]
Introduction John Milton, journalist, historian, and poet of the 17th century, was born on December 9, 1608, in London, England. Paradise Lost was the book for which he is most remembered. Milton’s first career goal was becoming a priest. Attending Cambridge University only solidified his resolve to devote the rest of his life to writing […]