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.

The African literary renaissance is one of the most exciting developments in global literature, and while it has its roots in the 1950s, it has grown exponentially in recent years. Read on!

Here's a question for you: Does literature affect culture or does culture affect literature? What can we really say about one interlocking with the other? Culture affects literature because almost all works of literary fiction are based on cultural and societal issues. Read on.

Why is the idea of identity so prevalent in most literary works? Because that’s one of the major quests in life — to find ourselves.

Storytelling is another way of communicating effectively. To know how to do the former, you have to know how to do the latter. This article discusses the background behind storytelling, and give tips on how to gain this power.

My Life in a Nutshell tells the story of a man named Brian Cunningham, who suffers from social anxiety and personality disorder, and how he copes with these issues on a daily basis. Read on for the full review!

A look at the African folklore, a part of oral literature in Africa that were made up of wildly entertaining tales, also meant to be highly educational and disciplinary as well.

What classifies literature as Canadian? What distinguishes Canadian literature from other sub-genres? Read on to see what Canadian literature is all about.