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Tulsi Plants
“You’re just like your appa, you know that? Two working ears, but only listening from one…
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All Black and White: A Review of Brandon Sanderson’s Wax and Wayne Series
The heroes and villains are not as well drawn, resulting in a battle between good and…
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How Greta Gerwig Made Her Own Way in the World: An Innovative Retelling of the Timeless Classic “Little Women”
Gerwig’s Little Women rises to the challenge of reproducing a timeless classic by imbuing her unique…
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On the transformative power of female kinship: A Review of Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton
The readers grow with the speaker; we are able to witness the experiences that shift her…
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Persuasion vs. Pride and Prejudice: Which is the Better Love Story?
Both novels end with happy marriages and comment on the society of the time period, though…
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A Message of Encouragement from Mark Salzman
If you like telling stories, if you like putting things into words, it’s going to come…
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A Writer’s World – The good, the great, and the inbetween
I’m learning that maybe there’s somewhere in between being good and being great— the space that…
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Borderline
By the year 2020, years of therapy had helped me accept a blistering status quo: the…
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Pain as Power: Review of Witch King by Martha Wells
Martha Wells’s bestselling Murderbot series has been lauded for its aromantic and asexual representation, but coming…
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The Subtle Art of Silliness: How Children’s Media Can Heal our Inner Child
Do you ever wonder why there seems to be a timeless essence to the stories little…
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