Roopa Banerjee An understatement is a literary device where the author deliberately diminishes or plays... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee “This cricket match is a classic showdown as each team considers the other... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee Have you read a book or watched a movie where a problem in... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee Did you ever wonder why most fairy tales have an older female villain... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee “Working hard, or hardly working?” Such reversal of words is known as chiasmus.... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee In fiction writing, writers use a wide array of literary devices to express... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee Fiction writers often use varied literary devices to create engaging and thought-provoking narratives.... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee “To be, or not to be: that is the question.” — William Shakespeare,... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee “Had ye been there — for what could that have done?” wrote poet... Continue reading
Roopa Banerjee A tritagonist is the third most important character in a story. She may... Continue reading
