Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” Adaptation Barely Warrants the Name
After months of torrential promotion and a whirlwind global press tour, director Emerald Fennell’s long-awaited adaptation of Emily Brontë’s seminal 1847 novel, Wuthering Heights, was released on Valentine’s Day. Could this be a faithful version of Brontë’s gothic, windswept masterpiece?
Reading for Reading’s Sake: Bill Walton’s Book List and the Joy of Reading in a WALL-E World
Books are finally losing to BookTok. This is the age of abundance in which we are experiencing the truncation of everything.
On Exhibitions: Writing About Race
The moral here isn’t simply that writing about race as an author of color is good. I’d argue that it’s crucial. We risk forsaking ourselves if we avoid it.
Reblog: A Chronically Online Girl’s Take on Mass-Produced TikTok Literature
Cannibalism as a metaphor for love. There are claw marks in everything I’ve ever let go of. Persephone’s pomegranate.
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