WJEC • English Literature

This document is an essay for the A-Level texts relating to Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath. I personally wrote this essay, which achieved 57/60 marks, while studying for my A-Levels between 2018-2020. I achieved a grade A* in English Literature, which is reflected in this essay. It is perfect for last minute revision, or if you don’t know where to start! My bundles also include essays, summaries, critical readings and more.

Full poem-by-poem guide with quotes and analysis points for 18 of John Donne's poems. Selected and concise notes on 5 elegies and 13 religious poems and sonnets with chosen quotations along with analysis points for each poem. Supplemented with brief summaries of the overall poem argument and progression. These notes were created for the prescribed poems for study in the EDUQAS A-level English Literature Course, but can also be used for other A-level exam boards and higher education qualificatio...

Full poem-by-poem guide with quotes and analysis of John Donne's secular poems (songs). Selected and concise notes on 22 Donne poems with chosen quotations along with analysis points for each poem. Supplemented with brief summaries of the overall poem argument and progression. These notes were created for the prescribed poems for study in the EDUQAS A-level English Literature Course, but can also be used for other A-level exam boards and higher education qualifications, as many of the poems are ...

A full character and scene quote bank for The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Containing key quotes with small points of analysis to use in essays. Each set of quotes is grouped by individual character (or pairs/groups of characters that are commonly discussed together) and under act and scene headings (e.g. 2.1) so that they can be easily found and learned in the context of the play. Concise and easy to navigate whilst providing detailed information. Made for the A-level English Literature EDUQ...

A concise revision pack to assist with the EDUQAS Drama comparison paper between Joe Orton's 'Loot' and Middleton's 'The Revenger's Tragedy' - can also be used for study of either play for other exam boards. Consisting of a quote bank with key collected quotes for each play, categorised under themes around which essays may be centred (AO2). Also with contextual knowledge separated under thematic headings for both plays (AO3) and grouped quotes giving critical perspectives (AO5). Easy to f...

Contextual background and critical perspectives to support learning of John Donne's poetry. Concise and clearly separated under headings. Key information grouped into themes providing background on Donne's life and contemporary literary culture (AO3). Also containing a varied selection of critical quotes and perspectives pertaining to different themes, that can be used to colour argument in essays (AO5). These notes can be used for study of the EDUQAS A-level English Literature course, and other...

Full poem-by-poem guide with quotes and analysis of 40 of John Donne's poems. Selected and concise notes on 22 songs, 5 elegies, and 13 religious poems, with chosen quotations along with analysis points for each poem. Supplemented with brief summaries of the overall poem argument and progression. These notes were created for the prescribed poems for study in the EDUQAS A-level English Literature Course, but can also be used for other A-level exam boards and higher education qualifications, as ma...

A king Lear context poster which summarises some key pieces of context which are necessary to improve your AO3 mark in your essay for the Shakespeare component of A level English literature.

This A* essay is an answer to a previously used exam question from the Eduqas exam board, on Paradise Lost. It is great guide for how to set out an answer to the Paradise Lost Essay question in the exam.

This A* English Literature essay is a great colour-coded exemplar on Acceptable Behaviour in A Streetcar Named Desire and The Duchess of Malfi. The colour-coded system highlights the AO assessments that make it an A* essay.