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Writing an essay is pretty much like pouring your own experience and accumulated knowledge from a certain field into words. That’s why it’s called academic writing. For some people it comes as naturally as drinking water, but for others it can prove to be challenging. There are several major issues students come across in essay […]

Admission to colleges and universities keeps getting tougher as more students apply. This also means that there is greater competition for the scholarship funds that are available to prospective students and this puts more emphasis on writing the scholarship essay. Whilst this is competitive you can take these steps to help you to be successful […]

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I think we can all agree that, whether it’s a short story or a novel or something in-between, THE most important thing about any story is this: Something has to change by the end—or there’s no story. Whether or not you’ve ever seen that statement in a book or in an article, you know intuitively […]

MBA application essays are notoriously difficult: In a brief space, you must give an overview of yourself that will recommend you favorably to each member of the admissions board, providing an insightful view of what you have to offer. But you won’t be alone in the attempt: The best MBA schools receive thousands of admissions […]

Writing a university level essay can be a challenging process, but it doesn’t have to be. With this paper I hope to bring insight and potentially enjoyment to this once feared task. Always remember, writing is supposed to be fun and easy. However, there needs to be some method to the madness and that is […]

As we analyze Willa Cather’s short story, “Paul’s Case,” we must recall that it is more than twice as long as Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” and more than three times as long as Joyce’s “Clay.” Thus, as we would expect, the length of the story provides many opportunities for richness of detail and some […]

In some historical fiction, the reader can identify specific individuals, events and dates as the backdrop of a story. Others tell stories about a people and time in general, rather than a specific event or person. Considered the queen of Amish romantic historical fiction, Beverly Lewis scored again with The Rose Trilogy: The Thorn, The […]

Online education was reviewed three years ago preceded by Oscar Wilde’s quotation “The whole theory of modern education is radically unsound. Fortunately, in England at any rate, education produces no effect whatsoever”. My intention was to amuse, rather than to denigrate online education, although the conclusions reached in the literature at that time about its […]

Since English is my second language, I am very careful when I write my phrases, clauses, and sentences. In a good deal of my writing I use ‘Verbals.’ Because I strive to make my prose strong and athletic, I want to share what I have learned about this subject. If a reader finds the following […]