A Quiet Journey through Literary Depths
Litsketches where authors, characters, and classics get a modern literary makeover. Satirical, insightful takes on poetry, novels, and literary legends. Where authors, poems, and literary classics get the ABS treatment—sharp, bold, and never boring. Dive into scrolls on Shakespeare, Plath, Dickens, Austen, and more, with wit as your bookmark.
By The Literary Scholar(Who firmly believes that if Beckett had written “Friends,” they’d still be waiting for coffee.) Let’s begin by stating the obvious: the Theatre of the Absurd is not your average evening at the theatre. There are no heroes, no villains, no gripping love triangles, and certainly no satisfying climaxes. In fact, a […]
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The Literary Scholar(By ABS, who believes HR managers fear soliloquies more than salary negotiations.) “To be, or not to be…”That’s how he’d answer the first question. No “Good morning,” no handshake. Just a philosophical existential dilemma right out of the gate. And right then, HR silently underlines in red: not a team player. Let’s be
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By ABS, The Literary ScholarA.K.A. The One Who Read the End First and Still Didn’t Understand It (But Loved It Anyway) Welcome to the Postmodern Carnival—Where Plots Spiral, Characters Sigh, and the Truth Wears a Mask If Modernism was the age of introspection, spiritual longing, and artistic melancholy, Postmodernism was the glorious after-party where the guests arrived wearing