World Literatures
World Literatures
Curious about history’s greatest novelists? Interested in contemporary writers making headlines? Striving to understand fundamental texts, like the Koran or Plato’s Republic, from a literary perspective? Want the skinny on brilliant poets and authors yet to be discovered outside their country? Just looking for a good book?
World Literature is a dynamic subject that eliminates boundaries. Vast literary movements and modest stories; pop lit and themes of the human condition; authors rooted in a country and world citizens - they all belong here. This is the topic for fiction, poetry, and non-fiction from around the globe.
European
- Irish Vampire Legends: Dearg-due and Leanan Sidhe and Abhartach
- Irène Némirovsky and her posthumously published "Suite Française"
- Theory Of Colours: An Overview of Johann von Goethe's Book
- Was A Doll's House Shaped by Ibsen's Betrayal of His Own "Doll"?
- Dickens and Shakespeare: How the Poet Influenced the Novelist
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Susan Whelan -
Susan Whelan is a freelance writer, book reviewer and avid reader.