… Mooney's failed marriage. It is apparent that Mrs. Mooney was a strong willed woman and refused to deal with a husband that was an abusive drunk. The introduction tells us how Mrs. Mooney came to run a boarding house and how she managed her tenants.…

… there is to know about him? We interviewed him to give the world a more accurate look at his life, his work and his complex personality. Here is our tribute to a man of brilliance... Conrad was born on December 3rd, 1857, by the name Jozef Teodor…

… of Darkness" (The Massachusetts Review, 18 (1977) : 782 - 94) expresses a passionate objection to Conrad's point of view and portrayal of Africa and Africans in his novel Heart of Darkness. Achebe's novel, Things Fall Apart, can be considered the…

… Veil" is ostensibly the story of a minister who, for the majority of his life, uses a black veil to hide his face from his congregation. This black veil causes those around him to question all but himself as to the its logic. Additionally, the…

… and informative book. It was interesting and engaging, and the book's style allowed me to glimpse at the depth of Palotta-Chiarolli's strong beliefs. I was able delve into her and her family's personalities and experiences through the use of various…

… made to society and literature are remarkable. America was defining itself into an influential nation; through Mark Twain's writings he gave definition to what it meant to be an American. Using cutting and accurate humor, he attracted a range of readers…

… to go into college, while your parents expect you to attend the best university in the country. The expectations are set too high and a feeling of misunderstanding arises between your parents and you. Parental expectations can sometimes be huge pressur…

… the story of Charlotte's Web. I don't remember if Mom or Dad read it to me or if a baby-sitter popped the tape in the VCR. I do remember that I was obsessed with pigs by the time I was three. E. B. White had infiltrated our home. White's essays…

… Prof. R.M. Stambaugh February 3, 2003 A Good Man's Message At first glance, this story is grotesque, horrifying and very disturbing. The shock value of the story is not lost even though the family's fate is quite evident quite early on.The…

… spend our lives." Thoreau writes in Walden. He spent his creative life challenging the ordinary thinking of his day, and of ours. He urged his readers live life full, with less concern for spending money than concern for spending life. Thoreau also…