American literature

Welcome to read the analysis of The Road not Taken - one of the famous poems of Robert Frost. The setting of the poem is in the forest. Robert Frost has to make a decision on which path he will follow.

The book Yes Please by Amy Poehler is an excellent novel that talks about Amy's personal stories, childhood experiences, feminine encounters, love affairs, relationship, parenthood as well as her candid revelations.

The death of a salesman is a 1949 play that was authored by Arthur Miller. The storyline of this text spins around the last twenty-four hours of the main character, Willy Loman, before his death.

You are welcome to read the Huckleberry Finn analysis in order to understand his character. He is the poor boy who has an alcoholic father, and his close friend Tom Sawyer has an exaggerated imagination which eventually gets him into trouble.

An irony is a literary device used in a piece of literature that contracts what is expected to happen. There are three types of irony namely verbal, dramatic and situational (Lacie).

In both books, the tone used is similar because in the three books, the tone used is not only similar but also has a hint of darkness. All three books tend to share a common mood of hopelessness and darkness.

The novel starts by giving out a clear picture of how the characters used to relate to one another. Some consider Ayn Rand epic Howard Roark as a self-centered narcissist incapable of functioning in society...

To begin with, both these literary works provide the reader with male and female characters. As for The White Heron, this story introduces female characters more vividly than the Death of a Salesman where male characters play a dominant role.

War causes a lot of damage not only in the form of destruction of property and death of combatants but also in the long-lasting effects on the military service personnel.

American literature of the 19th century is represented by a variety of genres, reflecting tendencies and cultural processes in American society. Short story Life in the Iron Mills (1861) by Rebecca Harding Davis...