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…
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Brooklyn: A Fable About Emigration Told from the Heart
by Jessica Monk I will begin this review with a warning, an emotional censor’s rating if you like. If you’re one of those people whose…
The 2016 Literary Fauxscars: And the Oscar goes to…
by Melissa Sagendorph and Literary Traveler Staff The moment has arrived! Announcing the winners of this year’s Literary Fauxscars. Acceptance speeches at the ready: the…
The 2016 Literary Fauxscars: And the Nominees are…
by Melissa Sagendorph So many novels are made into movies, but it’s rare that we get to look at them in comparison with each other,…
“Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” Gives an Unlikely Lesson in Adaptation, is Awesome While Doing So
by Mary Kate Costigan As a teenager, I once made a list of inaccuracies between Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and its movie…
Literary Events to Get Excited About in 2016
by Mary Kate Costigan 2015 was a great year for all things literary. Harper Lee’s long, long awaited second novel, Go Set a Watchman, was…