Classic Literature
For the love of classic books.
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Stephen King Didn’t Become a Legend by Acting Normal
Stephen King was such an absolute writing powerhouse that he could casually drop a massive, world-famous bestseller and then completely forget he even wrote it.
Like, zero memory! Literally
I am sure we can all agree that King is definit...
Charlotte Brontë’s Most Embarrassing Literary Scandal. Her Love Letters Should Have Stayed in the Trash.
Charlotte Brontë was a bit of a baddie… a certified lover girl gone wrong.
Hold up…! First of all, this is going to be a long read.
Secondly, before the Victorian literature police come for my neck, calm down. I love Charlotte. I genuine...
The Disturbing Life of C. S. Lewis: The Child Who Preferred War to Going Home
Unlike some other opinions, there is this aspect of C. S. Lewis’ life that I personally believe is what made C. S. Lewis… C. S. Lewis. Though I am sure I have heard a few of my friends and a few write-ups agree with me too.
But I would rea...
The Greatest Revenge Story Wasn’t in the Book… It Was the Book
Guyssss… okay, don’t fight me on this yet.
This is my opinion, yes! but it’s an opinion I built after reading, rereading, and connecting dots I can’t ignore.
So I need you in this with me.
Read it if you haven’t, and if you have, tell me...
Edgar Allan Poe Part 3: The Death That Created a Legend
Okaayyy…
I believe last time we left Edgar Allan Poe on his way to Philadelphia to continue plans for a new life.
He had just gotten engaged to his childhood sweetheart, Sarah Elmira Royster, a woman he had loved as a teenager, but whose...
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