Sonnet 116- Let Me Not To The Marriage Of True Minds- William Shakespeare
Introduction: Sonnet number 116: “Let Me Not to the Marriage of True Minds” by William Shakespeare is a profound exploration of Human...
Death, be not proud Poem Summary- by John Donne
Work introduction: John Donne's distinguished sonnet "Death, be not proud" was first published in 1633. This poem directly addresses...
Amoretti- Poem Summary by Edmund Spenser
Work Introduction: Amoretti – meaning ‘Little love poems’ published in 1595 consists of romantic sonnets written by Edmund Spencer in...
Edmund Spenser- Brief Bio
Edmund Spenser (1552/1553 – 1599) was an eminent English poet who played a significant role in the development of English literature...
Dream Children- Essay summary- Charles Lamb
Work Introduction: Charles Lamb's "Dream Children" is a captivating essay that delves into the author's nostalgic reflections on his...
Charles Lamb- Brief Bio
Author introduction: Charles Lamb was born in London as the youngest child of Elizabeth Field and John Lamb in 1775. He suffered from...
A Dialogue between the Soul and the Body- Poem Summary- Andrew Marvell
Work introduction: "The Dialogue between the Soul and the Body" by Andrew Marvell is a poem about the raging argument between the soul...
Andrew Marvell- Brief Bio
Andrew Marwell was an English metaphysical poet, born in Winestead, England in 1621. He was furthermore satirist and a politician. He was...
A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning- Poem Summary- John Donne
Work introduction: John Donne's 'A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning' is a profound metaphysical poem that explores the nature of love and...
Die with Zero Summary
The Book Die with Zero teaches people that earning isn’t the only way of our life. We should focus on meaningful experiences, relationships,
Bill Perkins- Brief Bio
He is popularly known as “The Last Cowboy” according to the Wall Street Journal and is presently one of the most successful entrepreneurs a
Francis Bacon- Bio
Francis Bacon was born on 22nd January 1561 in London. He was known as ‘Lord Verulam’ who was an English philosopher, a statesman who...
