This is the only male character to actually speak in the short story “Petrified Man”:

In postmodern poetry, there is a growing focus on gender, women’s experiences, and the poet’s personal life.

In Part III of “Howl,” Ginsberg repeats a reassuring statement to his friend. What does he tell him?

A primary concern of Langston Hughes was that his White audience avoid drawing conclusions about Black life without having allowed him to show them the reality and meaning of being Black in America.

In Death of a Salesman, what happened to Willy’s and Ben’s father?

The speaker of “The Revenant” is which of the following?

Match the quote to its author and title.

In “Good Country People,” what are the names of Mrs. Freeman’s two daughters?

American fiction and drama in the postwar period frequently incorporated and celebrated characters that were nonconforming outsiders.

In the excerpt from Invisible Man,  as which African American writer did the protagonist visualize himself as he wrote his graduation oration?