Discussion surrounding mental health has become increasingly relevant and made its way to the forefront of conversations in recent years. On top of this, the emergence of a devastating global pandemic and a transition into ...

Perhaps the greatest struggle for triumph through usurpation, which resulted in immense failure and an eternity of punishment, is the tale of Lucifer, the infamous challenger of God and his kingdom of heaven. Ambitious for ...

In 1782 Frances Burney published her second novel, Cecilia, or Memoirs of an Heiress. Burney tended to write satirical social commentary, and Cecilia is no different. Inheritance, marriage and insanity are among the central ...

Hera: A Novella tells the story of a human girl who has grown up in the Elven kingdom of Seren. Dark forces of the wasteland the Hadrianus are revealed and hidden powers uncovered after a heartbreaking betrayal and the ...

The purpose of this research is to identify analyze a connection between popular culture media in the 21st century and the attitude of being cynical. Content creators of the 21st century have bound their cynical outlook ...

Writing a story that takes place in a fictional setting requires the author to do at least a little bit of worldbuilding—that is, creating a fictional world. Aside from names of places, such a story needs to convey how the ...

This paper explores the use of four central stereotypes of Indigenous Peoples — the “classic warrior”, the “living anachronism”, the “innately spiritual”, and finally the “barfly” — throughout the fiction of Sherman Alexie, ...

Shakespeare’s Queen Gertrude has one of the smallest central roles in Hamlet’s tragedy. However, despite her notable physical absence, Hamlet and Claudius spend much time in the play ruminating on their respective relationships ...