‘The end! The great and terrible day of the Lord!’ is demonstrating how religion is crumbling under the pressure, which is probably a direct attack from Wells; he despised reli...
The narrator, being representative of the middle class within the novel, is again, disproving the accepted structure of society by displaying open emotions, and not taking care of those who &lsq...
Chapter seven serves to convey society’s ceaseless influence upon the narrator; ‘My terror had fallen from me like a garment. My hat had gone, and my collar had burst away from its f...
It was a typical sultry and warm Sicilian night in Cinisi, when a young man, grabbed his younger brother and forced him to walk, arm in arm. They started walking from the porch of their house, a...
Since finding this website, I've been hooked! I'm always looking at the Sport articles to see what I can try out, and I've had a lot of fun playing squash at my local leisure centre since reading Cat's article on it. The Places To Go articles have also given me some great ideas for future days out with my family. I really recommend this online magazine - it's great!
George Friday
