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  • On Reading What You Want To and What You Don’t

    On Reading What You Want To and What You Don’t

    I often find myself wondering why I’ve come to enjoy the things that I do. The…

  • Essay: Are you there, “The New Yorker”? It’s me, every hopeful college writer.

    Essay: Are you there, “The New Yorker”? It’s me, every hopeful college writer.

    College writers are desperate creatures, yearning for attention and audience. Hungry for praise, popularity, and even…

  • Essay: Sci-Fi and the Trick to World Building in Creative Fiction

    Essay: Sci-Fi and the Trick to World Building in Creative Fiction

    Sci-Fi. An abbreviation that has the power to invoke utter joy or disgust given the beholder…

  • On the Intellectual Merits of Genre Fiction

    On the Intellectual Merits of Genre Fiction

    We all know genre fiction. Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter are the most well-known…

  • Literature as the Adversary

    Literature as the Adversary

    When I tell people that Lolita is my favorite novel, I usually receive a reaction straddling…

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