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- An Absence that Lingers
The Unsettling Pattern in Shakespearean Plays As a literature student, you come across Shakespeare almost like it’s coming back to your roots. You become familiar to him, not because he is compulsorily there in your syllabus, but because he is foundational. His plays act as an evergreen blueprint of human nature. You keep revisiting them, until you notice the underlyingContinue reading “An Absence that Lingers”
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- Anne with an E (and red hair and freckles among other things)
‘Anne of the Green Gables’ stands as the most eminent work of Lucy Maud Montgomery. As the first installment in the Anne series, it plays the part of the introductoryContinue reading “Anne with an E (and red hair and freckles among other things)”
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- To be Human is to Regret
‘Mrs. Dalloway’, a name known to every literature enthusiast, frequent cause of heated debates between scholars, and the magnum opus of Virginia Woolf. But is that all there is to ‘Mrs. Dalloway’? A novel unlike any other until its inception? Not for me. I see ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ as a story beyond the confines of a novel.
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