Literature has been and always will be an important part of life. Whether you are a reader or a writer, there is always something for everyone. This month in 2019, there were plenty of events to engage readers and writers of all kinds…
There’s no question that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on the way entertainment is created and produced. Rarely, however, do we talk about the pandemic’s impact on what kind of content is being created. Most readers turn to books filled with more individual-level struggles like love triangles or relationship woes…
Entertainment has not escaped the pandemic’s grasp, leaving every kind of creative field in some kind of disarray. Could the work of some artists, such as writers, have only sustained minimal damage in all the chaos?
The entertainment industry is in an awkward position; more consumers are watching, reading, and listening to previously published content, while media that was in production has been forced to stop due to stay-at-home orders and health regulations. However, the pandemic’s effect on the publishing industry is less obvious…
During a time when many people are stuck at home with a rapidly diminishing list of things to do, reading is a popular option. Unfortunately, that isn’t quite as easy to do as one would think…
Hey readers! Today I want to talk about a fantastic book by Jessica Brody meant for those attempting to write…
“The Fountains of Silence” is both a simple story about a young man learning to grow up, and a tangled web of fear, deception, and pain that the characters, as well as the reader, must navigate in order to find the truth…
While there’s no doubt that some types of poetry have been heavily influenced by older, structure-heavy forms like sonnets and soliloquies, the work of many modern poets has transformed the industry into one that is much more accessible for audiences who are younger, or simply less acquainted with the poetry genre.
While victories small and large are being won as a direct result of the Black Lives Matter protests, it is imperative that members of the non-Black community make their support a life-long commitment even after the protests become less frequent. Educating oneself is one of the most important parts of long-term activism, so here is a list of books related to the BLM movement to get you started:
Many fans were dismayed when it was revealed that the novel would follow Coriolanus, who is considered to be the main villain of the Hunger Games trilogy. I disagree, however. I believe that all monsters were once men, and “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” reveals Coriolanus’s tumultuous relationship between his humanity and his brutality as he struggled to survive in the brutal social sphere of the Capitol.