Grouped by theme, these notes look at the most significant of Shakespeare’s sonnets, picking out key examples and quotes.

Check-lists of things to look for when analysing poetry, as well as lists of language types (colloquial, hypothetical, varying registers, etc), and the names for different types of meter. Also includes a glossary of poetic terms, and notes on different types of poems, such as sonnets, lyrics, ballads, etc. University level advice and techniques, but explained in an easy-to-understand way.

Analysis of the two texts, as well as very detailed summaries and quotes from critical interpretations.

A textual analysis, notes on context, and quotes / summaries from five critical texts.

An explanation and definition of the sublime, including potential sources to look out for. Includes key examples from the Gothic text, with page numbers, and a full analysis of each quote.

An A* 1000 word essay on setting in Gothic texts - specifically Dracula and The Bloody Chamber.

An A* 1000 word essay on Monstrosity, in The Bloody Chamber and Frankenstein. Key Gothic themes, symbols, and motifs are fully explored, and grounded in degree-level context.

Includes a brilliant table of Gothic conventions, examples, quotes, and analysis. Also includes relevant context and how to apply it. Has a further section of contextual notes, divided by the French Revolution, Industrial Revolution, author’s life, etc. Critical interpretations, structure, and thematic notes also included.

A full set of notes on all key elements of the book. Discusses context, the role of women, an analysis of narrative, egotism, the creature, science, and more.

Notes on the key contextual events of Dracula’s setting, and time of writing. Also includes key critical opinions and quotes.

Notes on Dracula, focusing on Gothic tropes and conventions, and how it fits or defies them. A clear table format is used, with quotes, examples, and analysis. Also mentions relevant context, and how it can be applied.

A list of all common Gothic tropes, with bullet point notes on things that could be discussed within each theme.

Comprehensive notes on A Doll’s House. Includes key quotes, as well as personal and social contexts. Also includes critical interpretations, notes on themes, structure, the relationship, and character.

Includes poetry and context; social and personal context, including women, religion, etc.