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Tag: Literary commentary

March 31, 2023March 27, 2023 Berkeley Fiction Review Commentaries, Magazine

The Subtle Art of Silliness: How Children’s Media Can Heal our Inner Child

Do you ever wonder why there seems to be a timeless essence to the stories little kids continue to read?

November 15, 2021November 15, 2021 sabinab8 Commentaries

Bilingual Literature and the Acceptance of Not Understanding

Bilingual literature that embodies a lack of understanding offers a clear benefit to immigrant writers. They are able to express the feelings of alienation and incomprehension that come with relocating to a new country to people who have never had the experience, while simultaneously writing for their community.

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