What Is Spoonerism?
People who like word games, mental puzzles and fun with words in general will probably be fans of spoonerisms. This term can be applied to...
Literature & Language
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How To Get Rid Of An Accent?
We all speak with an accent based on where we come from. Sometimes it can be beneficial to rid yourself of your regional accent. There...
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Who was William Congreve?
The life and works of Congreve William Congreve, the great Restoration dramatist, was born in 1670 at Bardsey near Leeds. He belonged to an ancient...
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Who was George Gordon Byron?
Lord Byron (1788-1824) His Life George Gordon Byron, sixth Lord Byron, was as proud of his ancestry as he was of his poetry, and his...
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Who was Nissim Eizekiel?
Life and Works of Nissim Eizekiel The term “Indo-Anglian” is used to denote original literacy creation in the English language by Indians. Today there are...
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Who Invented English?
Made in Britain! I think it summarizes the origins of one of the most widely spoken languages on earth. Languages are never invented or discovered...
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Who was Samuel Taylor Coleridge?
His life Coleridge was born in Devonshire, and was the youngest of the thirteen children of the vicar of Ottery St. Mary. As a child,...
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Who Was C. Day Lewis?
C. Day Lewis (1904- ), a descendant on his mother’s side from Oliver Goldsmith, was born in Eire, but while still in his infancy he...
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Who was Thomas Hardy?
Thomas Hardy- life and Works Thomas Hardy, the most famous Victorian novelist, was born at Upper Bock Hampton, near Stinsford in Dorset, on 2nd June,...
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Who Was Walt Whitman?
Life, Career and Reputation Whitman was born at West Hills on Long Island, on May 31, 1819. The paternal side of the family was of...