A look at our 20th Century female authors, most of whom are still living legends that are continuously contributing tremendously to literature, literacy, and learning.

Which major female literary influences of the early 20th century come to mind right off? Here are some of the most influential women writers of 'our' days that have contributed tremendously (and still are)to writing and literature with their gifts of words and inspiring themes!

More discourse on female writers of the early centuries that contributed tremendously to writing and literature with their gifts of words, structure, and various powerful themes.

Women writers have come a long way in the way they represent themselves and are in turn recognized in the literary world. Here's a look at some of the famous female literature gurus from the 'olden days' that have left their legacies in the literary world, setting a path for us to follow!

We have heard quite a bit about Utopian and Dystopian Literature, and have oftentimes merged both categories as one. In this article we'll see differences between the two categories, evident in their definitions, but also in their plot and event descriptions.

This article celebrates the ordinary, yet extra-ordinary, strong female characters in literary fiction who have exhibited incredible strength and valor in their personalities and characteristics. Read on for more!

A few literature classics have abraded our minds and pushed us to read the works over and over, year after year, century after century. This is a short list of some of the most widely discussed literature classics of all time!

Quite a lot of African literature classics have become very well-known globally, as readers from all over the world are recognizing the themes that they portray for the striking works that they are. Check out which books make the top 5 classics in African literature!

Have you heard or read little stories and insinuations here and there about Dorian Gray, and wondered what he was all about? Here is a brief review on Oscar Wilde's only novel that created a wild literary sensation due to its powerful themes and controversial discourse on some philosophical views.

A review of Helen Smith's The Miracle Inspector, a novel set in a futuristic London that's a far cry from London today. The country is divided, Londoners are trapped in their city with no means of escape, governed by sets of rules that promise death as penalty if disobeyed.