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Showing posts with label Literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Literature. Show all posts

15 Jun 2013

Bloomsday

Ah, June 16...the day on which Irish author James Joyce set his epic novel Ulysses. The weighty tome (all 700 or so pages of it) takes place over the course of just one day - June 16, 1904 - as the main character, Leopold Bloom, wanders the streets of Dublin, thinking deep thoughts and meeting all sorts of folk. If you want to know more about Bloomsday, you can visit the James Joyce Centre in Dublin or read more in English Teacher.


2 Apr 2013

Poetry Idea Engine

Maybe, you are a romantic person and  would like to write a beautiful poem, but you don't have ideas...Poetry Idea Engine is the solution for your problem. You can write a haiku, limerick, cinquain or a free verse poem. Choose your words and you will feel like an autentic poet!




10 Mar 2013

Shakespeare in modern English

Here you have a great article about Shakespeare's language and the modern English. The www.languageandthecity.com has collected ten Shakespeare quotes that you can use in your English language currently. Very interesting!


2 Mar 2013

Scotland's Stories

Scotland's Stories is an exciting new project the National Trust for Scotland has developed using new media to bring Scotland's heritage to the widest possible audience. A total of twenty Stories are told using a mixture of sound-recording, photography, video and special effects. Each story will be told by Trust staff, enthusiasts or volunteers who work with the National Trust for Scotland. 

16 Feb 2013

PoemHunter

It is a poetry site where you can find famous poets and poets you never heard of. You can read poems or you can submit your own work.

PoemHunter


8 Jan 2013

Project Gutenberg

Amazing! Project Gutenberg offers over 40,000 free ebooks: choose among free epub books, free kindle books, download them or read them online. You can read in English and other languages.


30 Dec 2012

Shakespeare

William Shakespeare (26 April 1564  – 23 April 1616) was an English poet and playwright, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist. In this great site, you can read all his poems and plays, with explanations of difficult words on the same page, a complete glossary of difficult words and a Language Companion to help you!

Shakespeare's Words