Classic Authors

The Wife of Bath is a modern character, although she was written more than 500 years ago! Take an in depth look at Jeffrey Chaucer's most eleigble bachelorette.

An examination of the anti-hero Achilles, from Homer's epic The Iliad

W.B. Yeats teamed with Swami Shree Purohit to release an English translation of the ancient Indian epics, The Upanishads. This book, "The Ten Principle Upanishads," focuses on the major Upanishads of the epic, and through Yeats' translation, Westerners can more easily understand the wisdom of the East.

"Keep A Goin'" is a classic poem that many readers have missed. For a postive outlook on life, read this article!

My tale of craziness from the front lines of the "Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix" buying frenzy!!

"The Abolotion of Man," is a though provoking book written by C.S. Lewis in 1944. As authors, how have our own thoughts and creativity been formed by others? This question begs to be answered, along with many others, after reading his book.

A tribute to Fred Rogers who was not only famous for his t.v. show which spanned so many decades, but also his children's books.

Few people are aware that Oscar Wilde had such a unique life. This biography will clue you in and shed light on some of your favorite Wilde pieces!

"Julius Caesar" is a political play with far reaching implications and modern day similarities. So why haven't you seen it?

A few fun shortcuts to the classics that give you the point of the story without all the interference of actually reading them.