Time and tide await none eh? The powerful tide of time overpowers everything, kingdoms fall, evil dies, relationships change, seasons wither, the new sun rises. Am I not in a ... Read More

3rd of August is Friendship Day. (Did you not know that?) Someone wisely said: You cannot choose your relatives, but you can certainly choose your friends. And if you have ... Read More

Nothing wrong with quoting cute quotations or poetry, but don't miss out on these expected standards.

So, why do people read quotes? My belief is that most people read them more for entertainment and inspiration, than for any other reason. With this in mind, I set ... Read More

Does all that sound like one big oxymoron. Well, think again! Here is a guest article that re-interprets classic quotes from English Literature and draws business management principles from them. ... Read More

It took me fifteen years to discover I had no talent for writing, but I couldn't give it up, because by that time I was too famous. C'mon, it is ... Read More

For some death is a morbid topic. It evokes bad images and sad thoughts. Some others actually see poetry in death! For instance, Walt Whitman did write that Nothing can ... Read More

Poet, story writer, and critic, Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most highly regarded writers of American literature. His originality is his hallmark. At his time, however, there was ... Read More

There was a time when War Quotes would seem irrelevant. Unfortunately, we are not in those times.

Charles Dickens is the author of popular works like: Oliver Twist, Nicholas Nickleby, The Old Curiosity Shop, Barnaby Rudge, Christmas Carol, Dombey and Son, David Copperfield and others. It is ... Read More

Any quotation that you quote in your writing should smoothly integrate with everything else. Here is a small article I wrote to give you some pointers on how you can ... Read More

Benjamin Franklin Quotes: You could read deep mysterious words of wisdom, or you could read deep but simple words of common sense. If you prefer the latter, you are at ... Read More