English is the language of literary devices. From Miranda in the play 'The Tempest' to Peter Pan, nothing is as it reads. A relative of Lewis Carroll, the author reveals a hidden world of cloak and daggers in a political Alice, and the congenital liar in 'Great Expctations', a Roman Pip. This is history as you were never taught at school.

English is the language of literary devices. From Miranda in the play 'The Tempest' to Peter Pan, nothing is as it reads. A relative of Lewis Carroll, the author reveals a hidden world of cloak and daggers in a political Alice, and the congenital liar in 'Great Expctations', a Roman Pip. This is history as you were never taught at school.

English is the language of literary devices. From Miranda in the play 'The Tempest' to Peter Pan, nothing is as it reads. A relative of Lewis Carroll, the author reveals a hidden world of cloak and daggers in a political Alice, and the congenital liar in 'Great Expctations', a Roman Pip. This is history as you were never taught at school.