Authors ranging from Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl) to Daphne du Maurier (Rebecca) have utilised the literary device of unreliable narration.
Authors ranging from Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl) to Daphne du Maurier (Rebecca) have utilised the literary device of unreliable narration.
At the start of this week, I gave the first five of my top ten suggestions for great reads this year. Now here are the others…
We take a look at the must-reads, both old and new, that you should get your hands on this year…
Setting aside even five minutes for proof-reading and editing afterwards can help your essay look more polished and guarantee that your argument is much more lucid and nuanced.
We can’t rely on always feeling motivated -if you wait until you feel motivated to start an essay, it may never happen!
One of Frost’s best-loved poems, ‘Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening’ is what he referred to as his ‘best bid for remembrance.’
Let’s take a look at five of the Bard’s most influential phrases – and the plays that made them famous.
The development of penicillin was a joint effort, with Fleming laying the critical groundwork that led to victory.
From the bickering Mr. and Mrs. Bennett to the sharp wit of her protagonist Elizabeth, few novels will make you grin from ear to ear in the way that Pride and Prejudice does.
These are just some of the incredible books that you could read during the lockdown and beyond.