‘The Woman of Samaria’ by Gabriel Miro: Short Story Analysis ‘The Woman of Samaria’ by Spanish writer Gabriel Miro narrates how the Samaritan woman who met the Lord Jesus at the well, the one mentioned in the Holy Bible, pined for the Lord Jesus for a year. After meeting with the Lord, she changes her life from the moment he spoke to her about the ‘living water’. Like in … [Read more...] about ‘The Woman of Samaria’ by Gabriel Miro: Short Story Analysis
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‘Suicides’ by Cesare Pavese: Short Story Analysis
‘Suicides’ by Cesare Pavese: Short Story Analysis ‘Suicides’ is the story of the narrator, probably the author himself, who, through his careless attitude, caused the death of his lover Carlotta. Cesare Pavese is the Italian author of this short story titled ‘Suicides’. He committed suicide in the year 1950. He was a publisher, an editor, as well as a translator of English … [Read more...] about ‘Suicides’ by Cesare Pavese: Short Story Analysis
‘Blue Star’ by Parashuram: Short Story Analysis
‘Blue Star’ by Parashuram: Short Story Analysis ‘Blue Star’ is a short story penned by the Bengali Indian humorist writer Parashuram. It is a story which stars the legendary characters in literature, namely, detective Sherlock Holmes and his associate Doctor Watson. The story takes place in Calcutta during the Victorian era. Holmes and Doctor Watson, along with a Bengali … [Read more...] about ‘Blue Star’ by Parashuram: Short Story Analysis
‘Quilt’ by Ismat Chughtai: Short Story Analysis
‘Quilt’ by Ismat Chughtai: Short Story Analysis ‘Quilt’ is one of the most popular short stories of the great dame of Urdu literature, Ismat Chughtai. Chughtai gave birth to a new form of revolutionary feminist politics in Urdu literature. She was one of the greatest Indian Urdu fiction writers of the twentieth century. She wrote controversial but brave stories that … [Read more...] about ‘Quilt’ by Ismat Chughtai: Short Story Analysis
‘The Tale of the Hands of God’ by Rainer Maria Rilke: Short Story Analysis
‘The Tale of the Hands of God’ by Rainer Maria Rilke: Short Story Analysis ‘The Tale of the Hands of God’ is a highly lyrical prose narrative with a folktale-like quality. It has been penned by Bohemian-Austrian or Prague writer Rainer Maria Rilke who was a famous literary personality of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. In this tale, Rilke tells the … [Read more...] about ‘The Tale of the Hands of God’ by Rainer Maria Rilke: Short Story Analysis
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