While Normal People may be Sally Rooney’s most popular novel, it’s become deeply polarizing. A majority of readers are moved by Rooney’s style and feel deepl... Read More
In my dreams, I see a memory. I see images flashing quickly before my eyes, sparkling colors, a person dancing to the beat of an unexpected but dangerously c... 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
I find myself in the midst of a crisis of belonging. I am at a loss for how to pair together the clothes in my closet that I have carefully curated and accum... Read More
As a person who prioritizes honesty and values logic, I am unable to sit on the sidelines any longer on one of the most argued debates. A question that rough... Read More
Elena Ferrante released her first novel in 1992, yet the only thing we confidently know about her is that she’s a woman from Naples, Italy. While there have ... Read More
As it approaches its 15th anniversary, Coraline remains a literary and cinematic masterpiece. Written by Neil Gaiman and published in 2002, this dark fantasy... Read More
In the world we live in today, no matter how interconnected technology has allowed us to become, there is always a bubble that surrounds us. We can read and ... Read More
In the early 2000s, dystopian novels experienced a significant evolution known as the “dystopian boom.” Many screen adaptations came from the release of popu... Read More
An epidemic of loneliness is upon us.
There has long been discourse scattered throughout social media surrounding nostalgia for a place to socialize... Read More
As the season of love comes to a close, I want to bring back attention to a book released in early February of this year: If Only I Had Told Her by Laura Now... Read More
Let’s set the stage: January 10th, 2020. I’m in my high school history class, watching the clock. 9:59 AM hits, and my hand rockets up, asking for the bathro... Read More
