Hopkins – Sprockets and Springes

Words of Poetry to Voices of Spoken Word

I believe that history reinvents itself. The world today is comparatively different from the past two centuries not only culturally but literarily, as ways to express the human condition and societal problems evolved in the realm of poetry. History has been written and we are still in the process of telling it; literature should beContinue reading “Words of Poetry to Voices of Spoken Word”

Trouble with Categorization: Transatlanticism and The Victorian/Modernist Divide

The similarities and differences between English literature and American literature is a continuous subject of debate; a very traditional idea that’s hard to move away from entirely. The evident distinction from American and British modernism is based on historical context, but the two subcategories also differ in style, grammar, and language. For instance, British writersContinue reading “Trouble with Categorization: Transatlanticism and The Victorian/Modernist Divide”