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Forget about Sonnet 18, and all the saccharine "compare thee to a summer's day". We're looking for a William Shakespeare who was bitter,

'For never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.' Romeo and Juliet ranks amongst the Bard's most famous works, if not the finest.

Let's turn back in time and slip into the Jazz Age of the 1920s, relive the era by getting zozzled on some jag juice - it will be the bee's knees!

Do you believe that all the terms which you commonly use in everyday conversations are correct? You might just be in for a shock! There are many

One of the most distinguishable traits among Australians is their thick accent. Here's the meaning of some of the more common Australian slang words,

Flipping through phone books is the easiest way to coin innovative and unique names for fictional characters. But when that fails, writers need a

Reading Nicholas Sparks is falling in love all over again, or rediscovering it. The magic his books ignite seldom misses to grip his readers. Here's a

An author and philosopher who was always shrouded in controversy, Ayn Rand never deterred from getting her point across to the masses through her

Well, 'selfie' has indeed made it to the hallowed pages of the Oxford Dictionary, which is a definite indication of the changing times. Penlighten