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GCSE: Prose Fiction
- Category:
- Albert Camus
(41 essays) - William Golding
(821 essays) - Aldous Huxley
(160 essays) - Alice Walker
(61 essays) - Arthur Conan Doyle
(543 essays) - Barry Hines
(47 essays) - Bram Stoker
(130 essays) - Bronte Sisters
(2 essays) - Charles Dickens
(2,151 essays) - Charlotte Bronte
(447 essays) - David Guterson
(14 essays) - DH Lawrence
(63 essays) - Edgar Allan Poe
(127 essays) - Emily Bronte
(281 essays) - F. Scott Fitzgerald
(247 essays) - George Eliot
(240 essays) - George Orwell
(455 essays) - H.G. Wells
(604 essays) - Harper Lee
(606 essays) - Ian McEwan
(66 essays) - J.D. Salinger
(47 essays) - Jane Austen
(574 essays) - John Steinbeck
(1,410 essays) - Jonathan Swift
(28 essays) - Joseph Conrad
(88 essays) - JRR Tolkien
(113 essays) - Ken Kesey
(24 essays) - Margaret Atwood
(98 essays) - Mary Shelley
(686 essays) - Mildred Taylor
(89 essays) - Miscellaneous
(1,042 essays) - Other Authors
(277 essays) - Robert Louis Stevenson
(410 essays) - Susan Hill
(87 essays) - Tim Winton
(1 essay) - Thomas Hardy
(313 essays)
GCSE English Literature exams always include the same question but on different chapters. Memorise key points as this will save you time!
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12,396 GCSE Prose Fiction essays
- Marked by Teachers essays 134
- Peer Reviewed essays 134
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How does Steinbeck present the character of Crooks in the novel 'Of Mice and Men'?
5 star(s)A very strong essay on the presentation of Crooks and his role in the essay. Points are coherently made and are fully supported with relevant evidence from the text.
- Essay length: 2739 words
- Submitted: 07/11/2012
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Marked by teacher:
Laura Gater
20/05/2013 - Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
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Conflict is often shown throughout the novella of 'Of Mice and Men'. Usually, it is a result of the strain that the Great Depression placed on the people who lived through it.
5 star(s)This is an extremely well-structured and sophisticated response which examines thoroughly the theme of conflict. The points made are relevant and supported by apt examples and quotations. The…
- Essay length: 1265 words
- Submitted: 13/07/2012
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Marked by teacher:
Stephen Evans
20/03/2013
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To Kill a Mocking Bird. In this essay, I will explore the ways in which family relationships are presented, specifically within the Cunningham, the Radley and Ewell families and will refer to the language devices and techniques used to explore theses rela
5 star(s)An excellent essay in many ways most noticeably in the mature and reflective analysis throughout.
The essay is fluently written with a wide vocabulary and uses quotes consistently.
However…- Essay length: 2546 words
- Submitted: 11/03/2011
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Dixon
01/03/2012
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Fear of the Unknown- Lord of the Flies
5 star(s)This is an excellent essay in many ways. It shows an intelligent and perceptive response to the question and the writer clearly understands and is able to analyse the more…
- Essay length: 1708 words
- Submitted: 19/05/2010
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Dixon
02/03/2012
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stand by me
5 star(s)This is a very good analysis of a production and shows an excellent knowledge of techniques used by production teams and directors when developing a film.
There is specific reference…- Essay length: 1346 words
- Submitted: 14/07/2009
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Marked by teacher:
Laura Gater
13/05/2013
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How does Bram stoker manipulate audience response to Jonathan Harker and Dracula in his entopic novel?
5 star(s)This is an excellent essay. Clearly structured and showing real perception and insight.
It constantly refers to the question and remains focused.
Some very good use of quotes to support…- Essay length: 2315 words
- Submitted: 08/12/2008
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Dixon
04/03/2013
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In this essay I will be exploring Jem and Scout's journey to maturity throughout the novel; To Kill a Mockingbird
5 star(s)This is an excellent answer to a potentially difficult question.
Thoughtful and perceptive discussion remains focused on the question throughout. Quotes are well selected and language is analysed accurately.…- Essay length: 2483 words
- Submitted: 06/02/2007
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Dixon
29/04/2012
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Discuss Harper Lee's portrayal of the black community in To Kill A Mockingbird
5 star(s)This is an excellent essay. It remains focused on the question throughout and uses appropriate and well selected quotes to support statements. Shows a knowledge and understanding of the novel…
- Essay length: 2199 words
- Submitted: 30/01/2007
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Dixon
29/04/2012
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A Christmas Carol How Does Scrooge Change Through Staves 1 - 5?
5 star(s)This is an excellent analytical essay that makes some very successful interpretations about the character of Scrooge and how he is used as a vehicle to communicate Dickens' message to…
- Essay length: 1386 words
- Submitted: 05/04/2006
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Marked by teacher:
Laura Gater
11/04/2013
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Read the passages in Chapter 3 where Jack and Simon are each in the Forest. How does the language convey their contrasting character and roles in the novel? Lord of the Flies is a thought-provoking novel about a
5 star(s)This is an excellent GCSE essay. It is well written and logically structured. There are some very perceptive and mature comments and when these are supported adequately by references to…
- Essay length: 2811 words
- Submitted: 31/03/2006
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Marked by teacher:
Katie Dixon
29/04/2012
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