literature
Women’s Fiction vs Literary Fiction: What’s the Difference?
The literary world buzzes with terminology that often confuses writers and readers alike. Two labels that frequently spark debate are women's fiction and...
Soham Singh6 Mins read
What Can Modern Horror Learn from Dracula?
Let’s dive into the lessons modern horror can take from Dracula, and why this Victorian nightmare still has teeth in the 21st century.
monu4 Mins read
What Lessons Can Modern Kids Learn from Pinocchio?
Honesty, kindness, responsibility, and bravery—let’s explore the timeless lessons modern kids can learn from Pinocchio.
Sakshi Nadkarni4 Mins read
What Makes Frankenstein the First True Science Fiction Novel?
When Mary Shelley published Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus in 1818, she didn’t just create a haunting Gothic tale—she birthed an entirely new...
Sakshi Nadkarni4 Mins read
How Villain Origin Stories Reveal the Dark Side of Humanity
Villain origin stories do more than just show how a character becomes evil. They pull back the curtain on what people fear, deny,...
Akhil5 Mins read
Are Cliffhangers Good or Bad?
Do cliffhangers actually make stories better? Are Cliffhangers Good or Bad? Or do they frustrate audiences into disinterest and resentment?
Sakshi Nadkarni4 Mins read
What is Utopian Fiction in Literature?
In literature, utopian fiction offers readers a glimpse into a world that has seemingly solved humanity’s deepest problems—poverty, war, inequality, injustice, and even...
Sakshi Nadkarni4 Mins read
What Is Third-Person Narration in Literature?
Let’s dive deep into third-person narration, exploring its types, examples, advantages, and why it continues to dominate the literary scene.
4 Mins read
The Importance of Fantasy in Children’s Literature
Beyond just entertainment, fantasy plays a crucial role in a child's intellectual and emotional development.
Anurag Anand3 Mins read
