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Soundtrack Your Reading
There are countless moving parts in a film needed to craft an immersive visual experience, aided…
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How “Old” Literature Reminds Us of Our Humanity in the Modern Era
It is easy to become jaded in the modern sphere inundated with constant digital news and…
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The Best Writer You’ve Never Heard Of: Richard Yates and the Dead Genius of American Suburbia
Lost somewhere among the threads that stitch twentieth-century greats like Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Morrison, and Faulkner into…
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Heathcliff, it’s me, I’m Cathy: What to Expect from Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights Adaptation
Literary fans rejoiced this summer upon the announcement of a new Wuthering Heights film adaptation to…
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Robinson Crusoe to The Boxcar Children: A New Generation of Protestant Survivalist Story
There’s something satisfying about a story of survival. From popular television shows (Survivor, for the family-oriented,…
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The Role of Violence In Claudia Hernandez’s “De Fronteras”
Even in a new time of ‘peace,’ histories are preserved by those who live through them.
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Rookie, Revisted
Since curating this old-new collection of yearbooks, I’ve been thinking about where Rookie fits into 2024…
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Unlearning and Relearning: Reading and Writing, Again
In the past few years, I’ve been finding my way back to reading that excites and…
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What About That?
It’s safe to say that being a woman is to perform and act.
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Is Yuri Gay? On Queer Representation in Japanese Media
Stories can fall anywhere between lifelong friendships (“they were just really good friends”) to explicit affairs,…
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