“Money is money; death is death; the living are the living; the living were the future”
The precise and pregnant expression is taken from H. E. Bates’s short story The Ox.…
The appropriateness of the title of the story, The Wife’s Letter, is not beyond all disputes. It is contended that the letter is written by one Mrinal to one, appearing…
Joseph Conrad’s The Lagoon is a striking tale of human passion. It relates to a lust for life and love, and to the frustration of a longing heart. The hero here,…
Although Katherine Mansfield’s The Fly is a short story of some five pages, it is rich in the psychological interest of a fictional narrative. As an introspection into human psychology, it comes…
H. E. Bates’s story The Ox is no extraordinary tale of the stream of consciousness of a bereaved father, an inexplicable longing of a boy, or a singular yearning of a…
Bindu is the second important character of Rabindranath’s short story "The Wife’s Letter". She is introduced somewhat later, long after Mrinal’s married life has begun. Bindu is the younger sister…
All the same, we cling to our last pleasures as the tree clings to its last leaves
Katherine Mansfield makes a comment on human nature in her short story "The…
In this concluding passage of his short story The Lagoon, Joseph Conrad focuses the profound tragedy in the life of his hero Arsat and reflects symbolically on the illusion of the…