Roopa Banerjee A tritagonist is the third most important character in a story. She may... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee Although in the iconic movie Sound of Music, Hollywood star Julie Andrews crooned... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee When you are told that your friend is a tree hugger, you know... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee “I wish I had more time to spend with my family.” When we... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee When we watch a realistic film, we laud it as a ‘slice of... Continue reading
It’s usually the turning point in a story when the protagonist moves from ignorance to... Continue reading
Literature abounds with examples of antiphrasis that enables writers to convey irony, writes Roopa Banerjee... Continue reading
A sudden reversal of fortune in a fictional story is known as peripeteia, writes Roopa... Continue reading
A hypallage is a figure of speech in which the syntactic relationship between two words... Continue reading
Anton Chekhov, a Russian playwright and short story-writer, believed that writers should not introduce details... Continue reading
