Finding the Lost Generation on a Stroll through Paris
By Jackson Lanzer Every day was the same. Wake up. Sit in bed. Open my laptop. Stare at a Zoom screen until my focus blurs…
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The Literary Significance of Bread: Reflections from an Amateur Sourdough Baker
When I first started baking sourdough, I never imagined it would become such a central part of my life. What began as something to do…
Literary Recipes: Little Women’s Apple Turnovers
By Hannah White “There was a momentary lull, broken by Hannah, who stalked in, laid two hot turnovers on the table, and stalked out again.…
Celebrating the Fauxscars: Why the 2020 Emma Outshines the 1996 Adaptation
By Hannah White It often feels like today is mirroring the Austen craze of the 90s. Historical or period dramas like Bridgerton and The Great…
9 Must Reads for Black History Month and Beyond Plus their Screen Adaptations
By Hannah White Black History month is a time in which we remember important figures and events in the history of the African diaspora. To…
Baked with Love: V-Day’s Literary Past and Alice in Wonderland-Inspired Cookies
By Hannah White There is much debate surrounding the exact origins of Valentine’s Day. We know that the month of February has long been celebrated…
6 Great Love Stories to Read this Valentine’s
By Hannah White Love is a central theme of so many great works of literature. And with February on the horizon, many look for great…
5 Literary Screen Adaptations Coming in 2021
By Hannah White Many films and series that were set to release in 2020 were pushed out to next year due to theaters closing or…
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…