Essays of Elia(English, Paperback, creative writing from Hollins University,, was an international scholar at Davidson College. He was an international poet-in-residence at the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh,, Dr S Sen was educated at St Columba's School in Delhi, a visiting scholar at Harvard | Zipri.in
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Essays of Elia(English, Paperback, creative writing from Hollins University,, was an international scholar at Davidson College. He was an international poet-in-residence at the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh,, Dr S Sen was educated at St Columba's School in Delhi, a visiting scholar at Harvard

Essays of Elia(English, Paperback, creative writing from Hollins University,, was an international scholar at Davidson College. He was an international poet-in-residence at the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh,, Dr S Sen was educated at St Columba's School in Delhi, a visiting scholar at Harvard

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"Noted English politician and academic, Augustine Birrel once said, “of all English authors, Charles Lamb is the one loved most warmly and emotionally by his readers” Elia, to give him his chosen name in literature, wrote inimitable essays, containing the essence of his joys and sufferings, often veiled or disguised (for he loved to mystify) but still the essence of all he knew and felt about life.And all written in a style that defies analysis. The evaluation of Essays of Elia • Detailed Study of Charles Lamb and the Essays • Complete Text with Annotations and Paraphrase • Summary and Interpretation of Each Essay • Detailed Comprehensive Discussion on Important Textual Aspects • Important University Questions with Answers • Selected Literary Criticism "