Author: Nissy Preth, M.Pd, Ph.D

Autobiography represents one of literature’s most intimate and revealing forms—a genre where authors turn their [...]

The word “memoir” itself derives from the French “mémoire,” meaning “memory” or “reminiscence,” highlighting the [...]

Mythology serves as a cultural mirror, reflecting the values, fears, aspirations, and understanding of the [...]

In the vast orchestra of poetic devices, assonance plays a distinct and melodious role. While [...]

The first time I truly understood the power of folklore was during a conversation with [...]

I still remember the first poem that made me fall in love with alliteration. It [...]

I still remember the first historical novel that truly captivated me about 16 years ago. [...]

Ever started reading a book or watching a movie and found yourself thinking, I’m all [...]

There’s something powerful about non-fiction. It doesn’t rely on dragons or dystopias—it builds stories from [...]

I used to think you needed pages—maybe even chapters—to tell a good story. Then I [...]