In Literature^x, Alliteration^x

I don't have a degree in English so I don't study much about classic novel authors writing. I guess different authors have different styles; however, I know the classic novels have tremendously quality than the current bestsellers, though read only a couple. So, isn't that good enough to think...

Well, I'm not saying that English Literature is deteriorating. But when you think about it, books of today have lost a sense of structure that gave english an artistic feel. When you compare the classics from the popular books of today, anyone can tell the obvious difference. I personally...

Hly2004 wrote:The author adopted a unique narrating way to link the there unrelated scenarios organically and accurately, by parallel development, cross narration, head-to-tail conjugation, and meticulous care. Readers, under these circumstances, gradually culminate in the most pleasant...

Synonyms Annihilate: demolished Exodus: Flight Reprimand: reproved Stagnant: fetid Servitude: captivity Slapdash: sloppy Accomplice: confederate Succumb: expire Catalyst: stimulus Prattle: chattered Paramount: foremost Hamper: impede Ghastly: Gruesome Defray: pay for Bondage:...

i am a literature student and now i am studying the poetry.I have an assignment about the eagle by lord alfred tennyson,death stands above me by walter savage landor , and for anna gregory by william butler yeats. i need every thing about them like paradox,figurative language,...

thanks a lot lot lot.....finally someone answerd me....haha.... I understand it completely, and it's really help for me on reading English Literature, moreover, it's really brilliant to write a poem with alliteration.

I'm taking English Literature class now, I'm so confused about "iambic" and "alliteration"(not sure spell right), can anyone explain a little bit?