by Kaelyn Barron
Have you ever experienced the frustration of debating with someone whose arguments just weren’t logical? Or perhaps you’ve been disappointed by how easily some of your own arguments have been dismantled by others. Chances are, you (and many of the people...
by Cole Salao
English is a complex language with a variety of influences. While it has its roots in the Germanic languages (from which Dutch and German also developed), it has also absorbed many aspects of Latin and Greek. And English is still constantly evolving, adding, changing,...
by Cole Salao
In all good stories, there’s at least one character you can relate to—someone who feels like an extension of yourself in the narrative. These characters most likely act as audience surrogates—they’re inserted into the story so you have someone you can...
by Cole Salao
Even if you’re not a Star Wars fan, you probably know how Yoda, one of its most iconic characters, speaks. It’s best remembered by one of his most famous lines: “The greatest teacher, failure is.” This inversion of words is called hyperbaton or anastrophe....
by Cole Salao
Many of us grew up surrounded by stories that featured memorable animals. They enriched the setting of the story, acted as faithful companions to the protagonist, or became the central characters themselves. While most of these animals are now restricted to...
