A Doll’s House: A Feminist Text?

An opinion piece, based on the drama, ‘A Doll’s House’ by Henrik Ibsen.

‘I, too’: marginalised American identities in poetry (part two)

All three poems allude to earlier poets. Ginsberg notably references Whitman, ‘the great national poet’[1]. Waggoner states this is not because of Whitman’s connections with patriotism but because he was a poet who reconciled being an American and being an outsider: ‘Whitman openly walked hand in hand with his love of country whilst at the […]

‘I, Too’: marginalised American identities in poetry (part one)

My 2018 Literature Journey

How to Dominate your Dissertation and Deadlines

How to do the Cakewalk

Fantasy Worlds in Medieval Romances

Shirley Jackson, Horror and ‘Feminine Perversity’

Chekhov’s ‘Uncle Vanya’ : An investigation of the value of authentic performance in association with Durham University Classical Theatre.

The Fight for Equality in Alice Walker’s ‘The Colour Purple’