5 Holiday Books to Enjoy this Season
By Hannah White Winter is coming and the days are growing colder and shorter. Leaves are falling; trees are left barren and braced for the…
Author: Hannah White
Hannah White is an editorial intern at Literary Traveler. She graduated with a degree in English and psychology from Bridgewater State University, and is currently pursuing her Masters of Arts degree in English with a concentration in literature and film. Hannah has experience writing for a nonprofit organization and is interested in working in the book publishing industry. She loves dystopian literature that feels eerily real; one of her favorite novels is The Handmaid’s Tale. She loves traveling; one of her favorite places she’s ever visited is Florence, Italy because of its rich art history and beautiful architecture.
10 New and Upcoming Thrillers Based on Books
By Hannah White From a haunting adaptation of Stephen King’s The Outsider, to a modern take on a classic by H.G. Wells, the following is…
New Shirley Jackson Semi-Biopic Sheds Light on the Writer’s Work and Life
By Hannah White The new Hulu biopic Shirley, based upon the novel of the same name by Susan Scarf Merrell, tells a story loosely based…
The Importance of Mental Health in the Classroom: How Reading and Writing Improves Wellness
By Hannah White In school I remember learning about variables and exponents and how to find the slope of a line. When someone mentions the…
How COVID-19 Has Impacted Season 4 of The Handmaid’s Tale
By Hannah White You might have already heard that Hulu announced that the release of season 4 of the critically acclaimed series The Handmaid’s Tale,…
Reflections in The Bell Jar: Esther Greenwood as Sylvia Plath
By Hannah White Can we fully separate the artist from their art? This is not a new question, but one that repeatedly demands to be…
Inspired in Solitude: Travel in New England and COVID-19
Thoreau’s Cabin in Concord, MA by Hannah White Social distancing: a term previously unknown to most that grew in common usage seemingly overnight. Though we…
Theaters in the Age of COVID-19: A Look at the Past and Future of Cinema
By Hannah White As a dedicated movie-goer, one thing I have really been missing since March is that excited feeling you get when you walk…
Libraries and Bookstores Foster Community during a Pandemic
By Hannah White Bookstores and libraries are places often associated with solitude. And while it’s true that not much is better than curling up in…