An Introduction to Code Poetry
Code poetry can be loosely defined as a genre of experimental, constraint-based digital literature that is able to run the program of...
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Mavis Sterling
Oct 273 min read
Autumnal Book Recs & Their Respective Songs
Whenever I read a book, I find myself inevitably connecting it to a song from one of my cherished playlists. This urge to pair books with...
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Jovi Aviles
Sep 293 min read
Art & Artists: Modern Day Cancel-Culture
There’s no doubt that history is full of discrimination, and the literature and art from years ago reflects normalized societal behaviors...
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Melissa Hurtado
Sep 164 min read
Approaching the Art of Annotations
Annotations are more than just marks and notes on a page–they are a bridge between the reader and the deeper meaning of the text. Each bo...
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Jovi Aviles
Jul 213 min read
Adapting Aesthetics
Coming-of-age stories with popsicle-stained lips, juice dribbling down the chapped lips twisted in smirks, and wrinkled jorts stained with s
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Melissa Hurtado
Jul 204 min read
Conversations with the Unreachable
However much I may want to, it’s quite literally impossible to communicate with fictional characters...
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Neda Ravandi
Apr 283 min read
Perfect Pairings: Classic Books and the Modern Movies Emulating Them
Here, I’ve put together a list of classic novels and the movies they feel like, a set of pairings that may not always look similar but feel
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Michelle Li
Apr 284 min read
The Subtle Genius of Professor Severus Snape and a Short Rant on Character Writing
I was nine when I first cracked open the pages of Harry Potter, and to put it simply, it did nothing short of changing my life. Now,...
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Jovi Aviles
Mar 33 min read
Cracked Characters
Teenagers often find themselves reminiscing about fictional characters. Wishing they were a book character moseying along a forgotten...
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Neda Ravandi
Feb 164 min read
Music & Novels
Often writing can be the hardest when you have no inspiration. Here, we’ve combined two sources of inspiration, music and novels.
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