Introducing the All-New eNotes Quotes: Every Line, Every Meaning, All in One Place

October 25, 2025

We’re thrilled to announce one of the biggest updates in eNotes history — the brand-new eNotes Quotes, your ultimate resource for discovering, understanding, and analyzing the most important lines in literature, from classics to modern works of nonfiction.. What It Is eNotes Quotes is a massive, ever-growing collection of literary quotes from thousands of books,…

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Make This Summer Count: 5 Ways to Maximize Your Summer School or Program

June 27, 2025

Whether you’re catching up, getting ahead, or just diving deeper into a subject you love, summer school and enrichment programs are a powerful way to sharpen your skills. But without a clear plan, it's easy to coast. Here are five smart ways to get the most out of your summer coursework, with help from eNotes.…

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Tips and Tricks to Discover and Write About Themes in English Literature

December 9, 2024

Understanding and writing about themes in English literature is essential and a common part of various essay assignments in most classes. Themes are the central ideas or underlying messages in a work of literature, and they’re often subtle, complex, and open to interpretation. Whether tackling a paper or just preparing for class discussions, these tips…

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Happy Birthday, Margaret Atwood!

November 18, 2024

Today, we celebrate the birthday of Margaret Atwood, a powerhouse in modern literature. Known for her compelling storytelling, Atwood has captivated readers worldwide with her works exploring power, identity, and humanity. On her special day, let’s dive into some fascinating facts about her life, her unique perspectives, and her unforgettable contributions to literature. Plus, we’ll…

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Interview with the Bard, Part 1: The Beast With Two Backs (Audio)

November 14, 2024

What would Shakespeare say if he could speak to us today? In our new blog series, we’re doing just that—bringing the Bard back for a series of playful, insightful, and often hilariously bawdy conversations! To kick off, we sat down with Shakespeare for an exclusive interview about one of his most colorful phrases: “making the…

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The Most Misquoted Lines in Literature (and What They Actually Say)

October 29, 2024

Hell hath no fury.... like a writer misquoted. Misquoting literary lines is practically a pastime, whether from years of seeing phrases rephrased or just how specific quotes have taken on lives of their own. In some ways, the fake quotes could be seen as a folksy improvement of the original quote, but it's fascinating to…

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