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That a ‘man, that hath not music in his soul — can never be a true poet’ is a tenet showing how closely music and poetry must be intertwined in the artist’s mind: if the detailing of our emotions is our l...

This isn't a question which has a set answer, but there are certain ways to answer questions on comparison. Choose your texts, preferably exceptionally contrasting and identify the themes within. For the ...

At A Level, the structure of essay is absolutely essential to ensure the Assessment Objectives are fully met. Examiners will have hundreds of texts to mark, delegating a relatively small amount of time to...

Spend 15 minutes reading through the poems carefully, annotating both for anything interesting with regards to the three criteria in the question (language, style and form). Then spend about 7 minutes pla...

When revising set texts it's very easy to feel overwhelmed, especially when considering you can't take your book in with you. But don't panic - the key to being prepared is to go through novels slowly and...