Merriam-Webster’s dictionary describes fiction as a form of literature in which anything imaginable can happen to any person imaginable. This…
Another year has come and gone and alas, my backlog of books has only gotten longer.
New Year’s Resolutions are abundant this time of year and I’m willing to bet you’ve made a few yourself.
There is a never-ending onslaught of past and new books that make their way onto my TBR (to be read)…
If I were to guess, you probably think Middle-Grade Lit went out of style as soon as you became the…
With winter break approaching, there’s time opening again for pleasure reading, which is why I thought I’d offer a few…
Ask anyone what their favorite Christmas song is or the romantic comedy they always play on Valentine’s Day, and they’ll…
The one thing that has always transported me to another world and made me forget my surroundings is reading an…
no matter what kind of story relieves the pressures of real life, escapism allows us to imagine how our narratives could be different: what might happen if we owned that bakery, pulled that sword from that stone, or were selected as the chosen one.
Through this article, I wish to look back at the past and forward to the future with respect to the dystopian novel genre, as well as how it has continued to keep such a hold on us.