A view from the bridge essays are very requested by teachers

A View from the Bridge is a play by American playwright Arthur Miller, which was staged for the first time on September 29, 1955, on Broadway. The two-act version of the play that today is more frequently represented appeared a year after that. It is a great play with many reminiscences of the Greek tragedy, and it is one of teachers’ favourite topic when it comes to write literature essays.
An A View from the Bridge essay then, is not supposed to be shockingly original but solid, well-based on personal readings and logically sustained. Here are a few tips on how to success if this is what you were asked to write. It is a wonderful play, although we understand you don’t have time to read its 70 pages (or more, depending on the edition) and you may require someone else to write the essay for you…
In case you decide to go for it, here are some tips (and how about renting one of its versions as a movie? It has been adapted many times, also in television).

Pride and Prejudice Essays are very requested by teachers

This famous novel was written by Jane Austen and published in 1813, sixteen years after the author had finished the original manuscript. Originally called First Impressions, the manuscript was eventually retitled and published as Pride and Prejudice. Today, the book has sold some 20 million copies worldwide and it is one of teachers’ favourite topic when it comes to write literature essays. A Pride and Prejudice essay then, is not supposed to be shockingly original but solid, well-based on personal readings and logically sustained. Here are a few tips on how to success if this is what you were asked to write.

What Sherlock Holmes Essays should (and should not) include

Sherlock Holmes is definitely one of the most popular book characters of all times. That is why most literatures teachers ask the students to write a Sherlock Holmes essay now and then. It falls into the category of literary essays. But maybe it won’t be enough for you to read just one book, since it is a character developed through a series of four novels and more than fifty short stories. That is why you have so much to say about him.
Besides, Sherlock Holmes has turned into an icon, not only in detective fiction but in popular culture as well. So maybe you think you know a lot about the character without even opening the book… but you may be wrong! Let’s take a look about what you should write about in Sherlock Holmes essays, and a little detail everyone should avoid mentioning.