A-Level Top Band Essay (30/30) for Part B Victorian Literature Section (A Dolls House x Rossetti’s Poetry) - OCR English Literature. I achieved an A* in English Literature. This Package includes Essay Response to the Question: ‘Men may seem more powerful than women, but the reality is very different’. In the light of this view, consider ways in which writers explore power and gender.

A* Document I made for OCR English A-Level - 1984, The Handmaids Tale and Fahrenheit 451 side of The Course (Dystopian Literature). It is a 26 Page Scanned-in Document. Formatted via The Objectives (A0s). I used this before final exams and achieved an A*. Includes: Perceptive, detailed A01 - Point Sentences Examining WHY the Authors crafted such works, their polemic warnings. Detailed context THEN& NOW A03 - Vital for A* for both Orwell& Atwood. Historical and social Context as well as what influenced Authors to craft such Works - including their own comments which is A03 Analytical Comparisons between Orwell’s 1984 (Winston) and Offred in Atwood’s Handmaids Tale and how societies are governed by culture of fear& surveillance, violence, a regulation of sexuality (I go much deeper into this within the A* Document). A* Paragraphs within Document too. 5 Pages of A05 Critics Currently on sale for £40 - usually £55.

A* Analytical Essay on “The Tempest” - including adaptations, film, critical interpretation to hit the top band. I achieved an A* in A-Level English Literature.

I achieved an A* In A-Level English Literature. OCR Specification - Dystopia Section, includes Context for Atwood’s Handmaids Tale.

I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE English Literature. This listing includes a Grade 9 essay on the question: “How does Priestley use the character of Eva Smith in the play?” for An Inspector Calls

I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE English Literature. This includes a 12 Page PPT which incorporates critical theory such as Feminism, Marxism, Psychoanalysis Theory - including thinkers - such as De Beauvoir and Karl Marx; incorporated into An Inspector Calls. By using this, you have gone above the GCSE syllabus, and your A03 and critical theory heightened, ensuring a top band mark ! :)