Historias de Modernism

A collection of literary analysis I have done during university that I am proud of! Abstracts below. I hope you enjoy reading them and they may aid any students in their own literary work. He Carried Deterioration - a literary analysis of the character Rat Kelly in Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried" with a focus on PTSD and Carl Jung's archetypes. The Physiognomy of Eyes in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" - a literary analysis of the symbolism of eyes in the book using the pseudoscience of physiognomy during Mary Shelley's day.

Max walked through the door and didn't wave, or rather, he forgot to. The metro ticket sliced his finger gently but what is a sting compared to a stab. He loved them, but he'd forgotten to say goodbye to too many things before this and as he let his finger add to the layers of paint peeling from the wall, he felt the hunger that had settled in his stomach rise and fall with every step. She didn't follow him. He left her there in the hovel, under stank sheets, under dim lights, underground with the rest of the wild things that writhed in his mind. A sandwich waited for him at home, a glass of orange juice too if he asked, every memory framed and preserved on the white shelves and table tops in his house that he wanted so badly to leave behind. Walking out of a cell that he once thought was the entire world felt less of a heroic escape but rather a sprint from a crime scene. He tasted bile, his clammy palms wrinkled the metro ticket and he was running but he didn't feel it. He didn't feel his finger throbbing, his heart breaking, his head hurting, he only felt regret for not realizing he'd only ever measured happiness with a ruler made of pain.

Trapped in a world unlike any other he has seen, the Doctor faces the greatest challenge of his many lives. One final test. And he must face it alone...

I'm just writing a story I've wanted to write for a long time. Not smut or fan fic. Epistolary. My favorite authors are clarice lispector and qiu miaojin

A short, sort-of-excerpt from a novel I'm working on. The story takes place in Peru, and it includes gypsies, and shanty towns, and a camera. And, of course, a theme in the end. Enjoy.

This poem explores the melancholic beauty of grief and transformation through dual languages, blending the haunting elegance of English with the delicate intensity of Japanese. Bathed in quicksilver, the speaker grapples with emotional weight and inner conflict, torn between vulnerability and strength. Vivid imagery of shattered glass, serpents, and metallic tears evokes a haunting sense of beauty in pain, as the speaker transforms into a statue of silver and grey - frozen yet eternally weeping. The interplay of languages mirrors the speaker's fractured identity and emotional turmoil, adding depth and nuance to the poem's exploration of fragility and resilience.

Nature is an mystical entity with unknown powers.

❅⊰1⊱❅ A collection of poems with themes rooted in everyday life and problems that face society. This first section focuses on the present, and all the turmoil that many face including me. A small note to keep in mind. Some peices are rather short, while others span multiple pages. Some may go together and become a story, or they can be stand-alone. It is what you make of it, and what you take from it that matters.

Influenced by modernism and the literature of the post-WW1 world, Ozymandias is a short film about hopelessness and things out of our control.

Thoughts might be 'scribbled' upon a blank page of the mind when a gust of emotion strikes you at any corner. Perhaps this is resultant of what is addressed as 'spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings'. The verses which have been scribbled or written harps primarily upon the beauty of nature and its ability to cast off any tinge of despondence even if temporarily. The beauty of nature lies everywhere- in the seasons, in a country side, when a person enjoys solitude or upon observing a sudden gust of shower in Spring.

this is just a very short story that I did for my English final. I wanted a place to put it, any constructive criticism is welcome

A surreal nightmare tinged with psychological horror and dark humor exploring the breakdown of reality. Explicit sexual imagery, strong language and surreal horror ahead.

There's something strange about the first few stories in the news this morning. Not now, but there will be. In nearly 15 years time, when they meet again on a living room shelf. FIRST CHAPTER

Liturgical Zine Excerpts. Include all imagery.

A suspenseful introspection of a young boy going to his first day of school and facing the unknown.

The FUTURE is NOW. What are you going to do with your Facebook profile when you perish. What will happen with your blogs? Is there a part of your personality that will outlive you? The Netizen is theatrical play nominated in National Playwriting Competiton for Bulgarian Drama. A modern play for five actors. published here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/lyubomir-nikolov/id475054505?mt=11