Month November 2014

The figurative language is being used to create an ominous atmosphere by the way that things are being said. The ominous atmosphere is showing that something bad is about to happen, you can tell because Caesar is being informed that… Continue Reading →

Three writers that I have been privileged to have studied over the last seven months are Scott Fitzgerald, Christina Rossetti and Cormac McCarthy. All of which have used a completely different style of narrative to one another, and this is… Continue Reading →

What is a dystopia exactly? Well as a definition, ‘an imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one’ – or so the Oxford dictionary believes it to be. In terms… Continue Reading →