Some of our favorite writers relied on this magical elixir to get them going and sustain them throughout the day. So, let’s take a look at how they took their coffee and what they have to say about this toasty, …
Category: Authors and Writers
Stories and Quotes from LGBTQ+ Authors of the English Canon
June is Pride month! It is a month in which the U.S honors the impact that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people have had on our society, culture, and national identity. While the U.S. and much of the world …
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Which Authors Share Your Astrological Sign?
Have you ever wondered which classical author shares your astrological sign? Look no further; we did the research for you! Aquarius (January 20th – February 18th) The Water Bearer, Air To our imaginative and original Aquarius readers, you share a …
7 Women Writers You Should Read for Women’s History Month
You may have heard of them, or perhaps you’ve been assigned one of their novels or short stories in English class. Required reading aside, these seven women writers all wrote during the last half of the 20th century and offer …
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8 Books by Black Women to Read for Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, we’re highlighting stories by black women. All of these selections illustrate the complexities that black women have faced when confronting new destinations or social realities. Because of a history of gender and racial bias, …
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Michelle Obama’s Becoming and 8 Other Memoirs You Need to Read Right Now
As much as we love to indulge in engaging works of fiction, there’s something about a true story that’s unmatched—particularly memoirs. A memoir invites readers into an intimate literary experience that can possess a strong sense of voice and perspective. …
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Beyond The Great American Read
If you weren’t following PBS’s The Great American Read, it’s worth catching up: this eight-part series discussed America’s best-loved novels as users voted for their favorite books. Some of us at eNotes even wrote about our personal choices for The …
Poe’s 5 Most Poe-trifying Poems
On October 7th, 1849, Edgar Allan Poe, the bard of death and mystery, died mysteriously. His distinctive poems and stories, which range from spooky ghost verses to spine-tingling murder thrillers, have made their mark on writers and readers ever since. …
