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My Experience as a Spiderman Reader

My Experience as a Spiderman Reader

Today, prejudice continues for adult comic book readers, who have to put up with very unfortunate comments about one of their great…
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Alejandro Orradre
The Horror of Grieving an Abusive Mother

The Horror of Grieving an Abusive Mother

A review of ‘The Truth of a Kaleidoscope Mind’ by Patrick Bryce Wright
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Amanda Melheim
‘The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas’ (1973) by Ursula K. Le Guin

‘The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas’ (1973) by Ursula K. Le Guin

Time To Walk Away From Israel
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Marc Barham
Autumn Transformation, Between Sunset And Shadows

Autumn Transformation, Between Sunset And Shadows

The liminal paintings of John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836–1893) and gothic horror
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Marc Barham
Why I Blame Ovid for Fifty Shades of Grey

Why I Blame Ovid for Fifty Shades of Grey

Charting the Strange Series of Inspirations that Led to Fifty Shades
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Tom Barrett
Are Classics Going the Way of the Dinosaur?

Are Classics Going the Way of the Dinosaur?

An English major’s commentary on classics, elitism, and modern-day anti-intellectualism
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Annika Hotta
Nobel Winner Han Kang’s Writing Is Intimate, Vulnerable and Powerful

Nobel Winner Han Kang’s Writing Is Intimate, Vulnerable and Powerful

Know the pulse of Korean literature through her works (access free resources!)
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Arya James
On Time and Reading

On Time and Reading

Thought on how we can bridge the past, present, and future
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Kristine Harper
Names As Stories: The Cultural And Philosophical Weight Of Identity

Names As Stories: The Cultural And Philosophical Weight Of Identity

Of feeble fables, African literary icons, and a proper African classic
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KX
The Weight of Life in ‘A Dreary Story’ (Chekhov)

The Weight of Life in ‘A Dreary Story’ (Chekhov)

One of the greatest writers of Russian literature explores the feeling that a dying man experiences when, knowing that his end is near, he…
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Alejandro Orradre
Notes on Charles Bukowski’s ‘Women’, the Ugliest ‘Light’ Reading Available

Notes on Charles Bukowski’s ‘Women’, the Ugliest ‘Light’ Reading Available

Bukowski’s third novel, published in 1978, is simultaneously simple-minded and deeply complex
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Reece Beckett
Iconic British Fantasy: Narnia And Middle-Earth

Iconic British Fantasy: Narnia And Middle-Earth

Light, Christianity, magic vs power, rings and darkness
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Marc Barham
Reconciling the Past with the Present

Reconciling the Past with the Present

Are stories enough?
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Patrick O'Connor
‘Rendezvous With Rama’ (1973) By Arthur C. Clarke: Denis Villeneuve’s Next Sci-Fi Film?

‘Rendezvous With Rama’ (1973) By Arthur C. Clarke: Denis Villeneuve’s Next Sci-Fi Film?

Three is a mysterious number
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Marc Barham
Book Review: ‘Teatime at Peggy’s’

Book Review: ‘Teatime at Peggy’s’

A glimpse of Anglo-India
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Lisa Fouweather
‘Millions of Cats’ — The First Picture Book to Win the Newberry Honor

‘Millions of Cats’ — The First Picture Book to Win the Newberry Honor

It’s a great choice
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Evan Purcell
A Critique of Khaled Hosseini’s ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’

A Critique of Khaled Hosseini’s ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’

The conditions, choices and consequences female characters live — and die — with in this novel, and the way they reflect our cultural…
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KX
The Book Review — ‘The Human Stain’

The Book Review — ‘The Human Stain’

Philip Roth’s mastery is once again demonstrated in an accurate dissection of the human being through a plot of apparent implausibility but…
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Alejandro Orradre
Oscar Wilde and the Beauty of Uselessness

Oscar Wilde and the Beauty of Uselessness

Art should entertain, not teach
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Elan Kesilman-Davin, Ph.D.
‘The Raven’ by Edgar Allan Poe

‘The Raven’ by Edgar Allan Poe

Poem perusal
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T. Cagliari
Literary Criticism: The Importance of Criticising Writers

Literary Criticism: The Importance of Criticising Writers

Why being criticised is uncomfortable but extremely necessary
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T. Cagliari
Why Edith Wharton Still Matters

Why Edith Wharton Still Matters

The first woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for fiction is one of the great novelists of tribalism in American life
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Janice Harayda
Kelpies, Korrigans and Catacombs: A Brief Introduction to Supernatural Scotland

Kelpies, Korrigans and Catacombs: A Brief Introduction to Supernatural Scotland

Is that just the whisky kicking in, or is this place haunted?
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Nick Hart
Sontag’s Warning: Stop Interpreting Art and Start Feeling It

Sontag’s Warning: Stop Interpreting Art and Start Feeling It

Focus on form over content
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Elan Kesilman-Davin, Ph.D.
The Book Review — The Legend of Mother Sarah

The Book Review — The Legend of Mother Sarah

One of the most influential works of manga, which was an inspiration for future generations and one of the pioneers in crossing the…
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Alejandro Orradre
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