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  • Fenstad’s Mother  By : C. Ozcan
    In the story, Fenstad’s Mother, by Charles Baxter, characters take our attention to the story and we as readers try to understand them. The characters’ actions and the things they say are controlled by the author, of course, just like everything else in the story is controlled. The author uses the action and dialogue to portray each person in a particular way, to develop personalities. Then, we participate in analyzing and understanding these story characters.
  • The Demon Lover  By : C. Ozcan
    Conflict is one of the most important elements of stories, novels and plays because it causes the action. In order to discover what the story is really about, it is important to examine those conflicts to find some ideas and themes. Conflict that exists totally within a person is called inner-conflict. It usually involves indecision, self-doubt, self-blame or some intense emotion.

    It is a state of mind in which you find it impossible to make a decision.
  • Goethe’s the Sorrows of Young Werther  By : C. Ozcan
    Goethe’s The Sorrows of Young Werther is about the tragic life of Werther who has committed suicide as a result of his loneliness and critical approach to society, also his displaced unfulfilled feelings for a woman called Lotte who he could never have. The story takes the form of a correspondence between Werther and his friend Wilhelm.
  • FREE OLIN e-Books, Evenings on The Veranda With Drink and Company of Choice...  By : Theresa Twogood
    Now that the kids are out of school, the temperatures rising and the evening prime time programming is set to re-runs and oldies- it's time for you to begin a summer reading group. OLIN is ready and willing to make it completely affordable for everyone, heck they will make it FREE but only for a short time... So whatcha waiting for?

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