Donna Hill's An Ordinary Woman is a great literary read involving three main characters that are weak, yet strong in so many ways. Hill's masterpiece reveals literature at its very best!

Which literary work is the strangest you've ever read? Is Kafka's Metamorphosis one of them? Read on!

Are you a writer - expert, novice, or simply a want-to-be writer - who desires to write a work of fiction that exudes brilliance and masterminded art? Here are a few helpful tips to implement when trying your hand in literary writing.

A look at the beginnings of African literature from the time it was first recognized and acknowledged, to its gradual development, including mentions of well known authors of the sub-genre.

What's your take on the Gothic genre? Do you think Gothic literature has evolved much from the time it was conceived in the mid-1700s to the present day? Here are a few insights on its 'evolvement' and on some Gothic authors of today!

Women writers have come a long way in the way they represent themselves and are in turn recognized in the literary world. Here's a look at some of the famous female literature gurus from the 'olden days' that have left their legacies in the literary world, setting a path for us to follow!

More discourse on female writers of the early centuries that contributed tremendously to writing and literature with their gifts of words, structure, and various powerful themes.

Have you heard or read little stories and insinuations here and there about Dorian Gray, and wondered what he was all about? Here is a brief review on Oscar Wilde's only novel that created a wild literary sensation due to its powerful themes and controversial discourse on some philosophical views.

Examining and interpreting literature a little differently than the way we were 'taught' to interpret it. What if an assumed antagonist is actually the protagonist? Literature should not be conformed to just one way of interpretation.

A look at Gothic literature from the 20th century and the contemporary authors that have used the genre as a tool to portray various themes in their works.