Literary London: An English Major’s Guide
What initially led me here was my fascination, hedging on obsession, with English literature. Having long studied and loved the novels and poetry from across England’s history, I simply had to come here for myself and hopefully find inspiration the same way my favorite authors did.
A Literary Race Against Time: Why I Stopped Setting Yearly Reading Goals
Deep into my self-imposed reading challenge, it seemed nothing was more horrifying than abandoning a book. Unable to separate my self-worth from my reading goal, I continued to pursue my challenge not out of any actual desire to read but for the fear that my status as a reader and writer would be minimized if…
Pompous Students & Pomegranates: The Visceral Palimpsest of Donna Tartt’s The Secret History
My summer of 2022 was blistering hot and filled with three-star reads. After consuming dozens of books that left me uninspired and unimpressed, I’d lost all hope of coming across a new favorite novel of the season.
The Lady Feels (Sh)a Lot
I felt overwhelmed by the way the Lady of Shalott and other women like her have long been controlled. Her existence becomes even more fragile when recognizing that the hands which have written and painted her have belonged to men.
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