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A Journey Through The Lord of the Rings: 5 Interesting Tolkien Facts
There’s something timeless about the world J.R.R. Tolkien created—his vision of heroism, perseverance, and the ever-looming shadow of evil continues to resonate today. Modern life may feel worlds apart from the dusty roads of Middle-earth, yet echoes of our own struggles resound in Tolkien’s fictional conflicts. Perhaps this is because Tolkien himself lived through firsthand… Read More »
In 1963, 16-year-old Bruce McAllister sent a survey to 150 famous writers, with 75 responses, to…
10 Interesting Facts About H.G. Wells: Was He a Time Traveler?
H.G. Wells, a cornerstone of science fiction, possessed a mind that appeared to travel far beyond the confines of his own time, the Victorian era. With predictions and inventions that resonate profoundly with today’s technology and contemporary themes, one could whimsically wonder if Wells had a time machine of his own. Here are ten captivating… Read More »
Tolkien Tales: 7 Lesser-Known Stories about the Mastermind of Middle-earth
The creator of Middle-earth, J.R.R. Tolkien, wasn’t just a master weaver of tales; he was also a man of great depth and integrity. His life, filled with unique anecdotes and profound choices, is as engaging as his novels. Here’s a peek into seven lesser-known moments from Tolkien’s life. 1. A Brave Response to Dark Times:… Read More »
Bradbury’s Fire: The Playboy Debut of Fahrenheit 451
Meta-Fiction and Timeless Themes: The Innovation of Don Quixote
Don Quixote, a groundbreaking work regarded as one of the earliest modern novels, ingeniously employs meta-fictional techniques, with the author feigning that his narrative is sourced from historical documents, requiring him to scour for lost manuscripts and translations to complete the tale. This literary masterpiece, penned by Miguel de Cervantes in the early 17th century,… Read More »