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…Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness is considered among the best English works of literature. It is a story of a man named Marlow who journeys up the Congo River while working for a trading company. There Marlow encounters an English ivory trader…

…to stir up trouble with Morgan Le Fey and King Arthur's illegitimate son Mordred. It contains very eye-catching scenery, great special effects, and enchanting music. Sam Neill confidently carries this mythological tale upon his broad shoulders. Merlin…

…The author J.K.Rowling had captured the hearts of millions of readers worldwide and she comes back in the 4th book and does it again. The series is basically about an orphan boy whose parents were killed by an evil wizard called by other wizards only…

…“ ...The beauty of the dream had vanished and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart.” Chapter 5, page 56. A work conceived in beauty, an ultimate goal in mind, To create a human being, from bodies souls left behind. Misguided good…

…by an arrogant but good-hearted Tim Allen in the wildly popular "Star Trek" satire "Galaxy Quest." And here's Shatner the Novelist churning out engaging prose in three sci-fi series, including a set of tales about the resurrection of his alter ego, Capt. James T. Kirk…

…in Hollywood, Calif. He died of a heart attack in 1940 at the age of 44. The Last Tycoon, a promising unfinished novel about the motion picture industry, was published in 1941. Fitzgerald also published four excellent short story collections: Flappers…

…) and you know how to pronounce "manicotti." You know the words to "Dominick the Donkey" by heart, your favorite slow song is "Ti Amo", and you love nutella...anytime. Your nonna's meat balls are the best and you eat zepolis whenever you go to 18th ave…

…Review " Wuthering Heights" is a haunting tale of unfulfilled love and hatred, which takes the viewer to the superb scenery of the wilds of Yorkshire. A young servant…

…Shakespeare's basic premise but doesn't instill it with much more than surface shine and transplants it to turn-of-the-century Italy. Ergo, it's left up to the actors to find the heart and soul of this classic play, in which the fairies of the forest play mix…

…, The Open Boat, is a tale of heroic proportion following the story of four castaways on a lifeboat in the ocean. As we saw in Crane’s previous works, the characters are merely atypical, run-of-the-mill, working-class men. To emphasize the plainness…