I do not know about you but I love cats. Their absolutely adorable antics are endlessly entertaining and make for such silly little characters. It is obvious... Read More
One of the most controversial authors of our generation—or at least of the part that discovered reading only after BookTok made it cool—is Colleen Hoover. Th... Read More
Isabel Allende, a Chilean-American writer who’s received Chile’s National Literature Prize and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2014 by President Barack ... Read More
In Middle Eastern music traditions, few instruments hold as much cultural and spiritual weight as the ney, a slender reed flute made from giant cane. Its roo... Read More
Welcome to Ignorance is My Privilege, the column dedicated to breaking down the ignorant bubble we live in, separating us from the very real issues in our wo... Read More
Somewhere along the way, “It’s not that deep” became the default response to, well… Everything. The phrase is often tossed around—especially on TikTok—when a... Read More
Words Without Borders is an organization dedicated to facilitating global literary conversation. With 4,600 writers and translators operating in 147 countrie... Read More
Over the past couple weeks we’ve explored numerous different theories and theorists, but so far there has been one recurring name: Karl Marx. Marx undoubtedl... Read More
The siku is a set of reed panpipes widely used in the Andean highlands, where it serves as a cultural cornerstone. Unlike many other wind instruments, the si... Read More
Clean girl aesthetic. Downtown girl. Coastal granddaughter.
If you’re on TikTok or Instagram, it’s likely you’ve seen makeup or fashion videos... Read More
When I allotted the entirety of my middle school graduation money to purchasing an impressive collection of high-grade water bottles, I truly believed it was... Read More
Every few months, BookTok engages in the same debates: Do audiobooks count as reading? How many books can you read in a month before it “doesn’t count”? Does... Read More
