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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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Finding Time to Read for Fun
As I’ve gotten older, busier, and generally more stressed, I’ve noticed something sad about myself: I…
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Perfume
Last semester, I took a class on the forgotten literary art of the epistolary. To drive…
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Essay: The Art of Letterpress
Writing is an art. The creative process takes time and skill to perfect and the product,…
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Reading Murakami
There is something that happens almost every time I finish a Haruki Murakami story—something that I…
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On Bookstores and Plastic Chairs
Although online shopping is amazing, the thrill of finding something unexpected in a bookstore is unmatched…
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The Written Advantage
Why even bother? That’s a question perhaps worth asking of the written word. We have movies,…
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The Faceless Artist
Who is the artist behind this piece? Is the individual male or female? What ethnicity? If…
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Ego-Less Writing
A writer, above all other professionals, ought to be self-aware. Nothing is more detestable than writing…
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‘Ilana Showshanah’ and the Value of Writing for Oneself
When I was twelve, I began to write my first book since my debut novel, Ilana…
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