The Making of a Martyr: George Floyd & the Cycle of History March 20, 2021June 20, 2021Ashish Dwivedi 0 Locations and contexts of sub-human brutalities. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Reclaiming Uncle Tom’s Cabin March 20, 2021June 20, 2021Phyllis Zimbler Miller 0 The adaptation and reclaiming of Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Something Remains March 20, 2021June 20, 2021Rosa Arlotto 0 When inspiration is gone something remains, writing. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
A Bad Man’s Good Book: An Appreciation December 21, 2020March 20, 2021Rex Bowman 0 An appreciation of Russian writer Aleksandr Chakovsky, who, despite being a loathsome Stalinist toady, wrote at least one really good book. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Procrastination September 20, 2020December 20, 2020Heidi Schmidt 2 A short personal essay on vulnerability and the writing process. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Difficulty Swallowing by Kym Cunningham; Essays That Will Stick in Your Teeth September 20, 2020December 20, 2020Couri Johnson 0 A review of Kym Cunningham’s debut collection of personal essays; Difficulty Swallowing. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Modern Day Phantoms found in Women’s Literature September 20, 2020December 20, 2020Jessica Brunelle 0 Women writers in the 19th and 20th Centuries were far ahead of their time. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
On Inspiration June 21, 2020September 20, 2020Dan Rice 2 Is inspiration ephemeral or damn hard work? One writer provides his thoughts on this perennial subject. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Jewel: A Memoir June 21, 2020September 20, 2020Eugene Davis 0 Review of author Jewel Davis’s memoir – a window into the Baby Boomer Generation. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Review of Flowers, all sorts in blossom, figs, berries, and fruits forgotten June 21, 2020September 20, 2020Ryan Brinkhurst 0 A review of Review of Flowers, all sorts in blossom, figs, berries, and fruits forgotten, a book of poetry by Oisin Breen. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Unleavened Flatbread March 20, 2020June 21, 2020Hibah Shabkhez 1 The best writing advice I have ever received. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Melville’s Bartleby and Camus’ Absurdism March 20, 2020June 21, 2020Ada Wofford 0 A close reading of both Bartleby and The Stranger highlights the striking similarities in imagery, symbolism, and theme between the two works. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Defying Psychoanalysis in Djuna Barnes’ To the Dogs and F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Tender Is the Night March 20, 2020June 21, 2020Keya Shirali 0 To the Dogs and Tender Is the Night are two works that strive to challenge Freudian notions on Psychoanalytic methods and gender theories. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Edie on the Green Screen: Laying Down the Armor of the Invulnerable It-Girl December 20, 2019March 20, 2020Couri Johnson 0 This review looks at Beth Lisick’s forthcoming novel and engages with how Lisick’s title character will speak to the aging non-conformist. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Review of The Group of Seven Reimagined December 20, 2019March 20, 2020Niles Reddick 0 Editor Karen Schauber has put together a fascinating collection of literary stories, all of which were inspired by famous, historic Canadian paintings. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
A review of Heather McQuillan’s Where Oceans Meet December 20, 2019March 20, 2020Ryan Brinkhurst 0 Where Oceans Meet is a book of flash fiction stories that read like poetry. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...