Uncategorized Horace Giddens: The Quiet Art of Villainy in The Little Foxes April 28, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo In Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes, Horace Giddens carries the energy of a man who could turn a sickbed into a throne and a handkerchief into a declaration of war.…
Articles Stop Sitting in the Audience: Play Analysis Theory Unveils the Script of Today’s World March 5, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo In a world that often treats people as replaceable parts in a vast economic machine, studying play analysis theory offers young college students a powerful reminder of their individuality. Plays…
Articles Old Books, Modern Skills: What British Literature Teaches About Today’s Job Market March 5, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo Many university students hear the phrase “British Literature” and immediately imagine enormous old novels, confusing Shakespearean language, and essays about symbolism written at three in the morning. It can feel…
Articles Why Literary Criticism Might Be the Most Unexpected Job Skill You’ll Learn in College March 5, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo Many university students secretly suspect that literature classes are a polite academic torture device: endless pages, mysterious metaphors, and professors asking questions like “What does the rain symbolize?” But literary…
Articles Lost in the Spotlight: Students vs. The Play February 18, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo Students opening a play for the first time often feel like they’ve arrived late to a party where everyone else already knows the inside jokes. One of the first hurdles,…
Articles The Most Common Mistakes Students Make When Writing About Literature (and How to Fix Them Before Your Sensei Sees Them) February 17, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo Writing about literature often feels like preparing for a tournament arc. You train. You gather your evidence. You feel confident. And then your professor hands back your essay with comments…
Tutorials Write Like You’re Winning a Debate Battle Royale February 13, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo Writing an effective argumentative essay is a crucial academic skill for university students. Whether you are analyzing literature, evaluating political theories, or presenting scientific claims, argumentative writing teaches you how…
Articles Literary Criticism vs. Stating One’s Opinion: What’s the Difference? February 9, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo If you have ever left a literature class thinking, “I just didn’t like that book,” and then watched your professor dive into a 30-minute explanation about symbolism, historical context, and…
Articles Five Classic Love Stories That Even the Most Anti-Romance Human Might Enjoy February 7, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo Some people love romance. Others would rather fight a Demogorgon bare-handed than watch two characters stare at each other for 400 pages. If you belong to the second group, don’t…
Articles Five Classic Books Young People Should Read (Yes, Even If They Don’t Have Wi-Fi) February 7, 2026 Giorgio Nerwo Let’s be honest: classic books sometimes have a reputation for being ancient, dusty, and about as exciting as watching a Magikarp use Splash repeatedly. But some classics are actually packed…
