| Name | Expertise | Status |
 |
Tue Sorensen
View Profile
| I am an authority on the complete works of Shakespeare, and can answer any questions relating to his plays, poetry and life. I specialize in interpretation, double-meanings and translation into modern language. | Available
Ask A Question
View Past Answers |
Samuel Noel
U.S.
View Profile
| I`m a NY state certified high school English (and music) teacher for a New York City high school. I currently teach Advanced Placement English Literature and Composition. My passion is for literature (English and American), creative writing, and artistic historical periods. I`ve been teaching since 1992 and love it. Do I know it all? No! I`m a professional student. The best way to learn is to teach! | Available
Ask A Question
View Past Answers |
Ted Nesbitt
U.S.
View Profile
| I am willing to assist anyone in the interpretation of the literature of any genre, but my expertise is in American literature. My masters thesis is an analysis of the heroic novels of William Faulkner. I am also adept in English literature, particularly Shakespeare and the romantic poets.
I will not edit or revise lengthy papers. Nor will I do homework. | Available
Ask A Question
View Past Answers |
Dr. K. M. Parsons
View Profile
| First off: I WILL NOT DO ANYTHING RESEMBLING YOUR HOMEWORK FOR YOU. Don't bother leaving me a question if this is what you're after. If, however, you have a general-interest question ("Was Elizabeth I really a virgin her whole life?"), or want a _general_ opinion about something on which you've been working (i.e. something on which you've already put in a good deal of effort), I'll be happy to help to the best of my ability.
I am able to answer questions on early modern English literature (that is, generally speaking, literature of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries), particularly those pertaining to poetry (secular or devotional) and drama. I am also well-versed in the political and religious matters of the England of this era, and have a particular interest in the Tudor monarchy. | Available
Ask A Question
View Past Answers |
Maria
Italy
View Profile
| I am an expert in Italian, Latin and Ancient Greek Literature. | Available
Ask A Question
View Past Answers |
Tom Horne
View Profile
| I`m well versed in classical literature, from Greek mythology up to the Pre-Renaissance, including Homer, Dante, Bocaccio, Virgil. I`m currently a writer who incorporates many classical references in my work, so I constantly keep myself involved, and I`d be happy to help anyone in need of some help, a reference, etc. | Available
Ask A Question
View Past Answers |
Garrett Z
View Profile
| As an instructor of literature and the humanities, my experience is as broad as the experience I have gained in the classroom. As a published author and journalist, I have first hand industry experience. Between the two, I have the experience, knowledge, and research experience that could certainly answer any questions that may be asked of me. | Available
Ask A Question
View Past Answers |
| |
| VOLUNTEER TO BE AN EXPERT IN THIS CATEGORY |
| Recent Answers |
|
|
2008-07-12 Genre definition: Dear JD: The usual term is "graphic novel." The very simplest definition is "a comic book for adults." The book usually credited as being the first "graphic novel" is "A Contract with God," written...
|
2008-07-09 As You Like It: Hello Darija, Thank you for your question. As for where to find literature, a good place to start is your local library. If you are near a university, there should be a good library there. Check the...
|
2008-06-18 British Literature: Okay, a transcript of these lines would be this: "If thou wilt allow me to come down from this bench and without fault leave this table and stand by thee there, and if my liege lady likes it not ill...
|
2008-06-03 Penelope-Odyssey: Laura: There are different versions about Penelope's background. Probably the most reliable [reported in Thomas Bulfinch's "Mythology"] is recounted by Carlos Parada in his "Genealogical Guide to Greek...
|
2008-06-03 Penelope-Odyssey: Hello, In Homer's Odyssey Penelope was the daughter of Icarius of Sparta and a first cousin of Helen of Troy, since her father Icarius was brother of Tyndareus, Spartan king, father of Helen. So...
|
| More Answers for "Literature" |