Bacon’s Essays – Review
Francis Bacon is perhaps the most-debated essayist in the world (of course writing in the English language). He tried his hands in writing essays when England was bathing in the…
The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot – Review
T. S. Eliot’s most important contribution to English literature was undoubtedly his art of free verse (though it was the ablest) that opened the doors of poetry writing for…
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe – Review
Chinua Achebe’s epoch-making novel, Things Fall Apart, was the first major work by an African writer that received immense fame worldwide. First published in 1958, Things Fall Apart announced the…
A Brief History of American Literature by Richard Gray – Review
Book: A Brief History of American Literature Language: English Author: Richard Gray Published by: Wiley-Blackwell Publication Year: 2011 Formats: Amazon Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover Genre: Academic, Non-fiction, History Reviewed by: Amit…
Business Communication (second edition) Oxford – Review
Communication is an essential part of life but when you enter in corporate life, ordinary communication does not play a much significant part. Business communication, a term that we are…
Are Penguin Dictionaries useful? An analysis
Don’t raise your voice, improve your arguments. These words may look simple but a deeper meaning attaches to them. In order to do so, you need to strengthen your fundamentals…
A forum for English Literature students and professors
The reason behind English literature being the most popular among the literature of all other languages is its acceptability and accessibility and also its depth and vivid shades. Today, in…
Best Book for International Relations for UPSC
For UPSC aspirants, studying international relations (with a special focus on Indian perspective) is always essential. Though there are more than a hundred books out in the market on the…