A Horse of a Different Color

In Jamaica Kincaid’s A Small Place , she presents the problem that Antigua is seen as a resort luxury resort by the outside world but, from ...

Paule Marshall’s “Poets in the Kitchen” tells how Marshall’s experiences listening to her mother and other women of her life as they talked...

Throughout Don DeLillo’s White Noise, there are many characters who find themselves in an unnatural relationship with death. Most simply w...

I think it is very interesting how Edwidge Danticat’s Breath, Eyes, Memory holds several similarities to Zora Neale’s Hurston’s Their Eyes W...

Author Barbara Kingsolver, in her The Poisonwood Bible, uses multiple points of view to tell the story of a family of missionaries that move...

Bob Dylan’s music is reflective of political and cultural notions throughout the 1960’s to present day. Zit is undeniable that Dylan...

In Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God, the protagonist Janie, goes through several phases throughout the duration of the nove...