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Prisha
Nov 203 min read
How To Conduct An Interview With An Author : Tips, Tricks, and Errors to Avoid
An important part of interviewing is being able to connect with the interviewee and this article helps you with just that!
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Carina
Nov 133 min read
Rewriting History: Why Historical Accuracy in Writing is so Important
Although creating a fun story is important, ensuring your writing is historically accurate is even more important.
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Lily Mortensen
Nov 84 min read
May the Odds be Ever in The Hunger Games’ Favor
With increased uncertainty over the future of many governments, it might seem like we are moving closer and closer to a dystopian society.
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Skylar Edwards
Nov 63 min read
The Power of Voice in Writing
Voice is a literary device that creates depth in work. It is at the core of writing.
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Alin Sengjaroen
Nov 44 min read
Could I Have Generated This Article? : A Dive on Computational Literature
The poem doesn't start with the first line, it starts when you read.
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Prisha
Nov 14 min read
“Resist, Rewrite, and Reclaim.”: How Activists Used Literature To Spark Change
In an era where the struggle for justice and equality continues, literary activism serves as a beacon of hope and a call to action.
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Shreya Bhanuka
Oct 233 min read
Mental Health Representation in Literature: A Critical Domain
Mental health representation in YA literature is vital for fostering understanding, empathy, and resilience among teenagers.
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Lily Mortensen
Oct 114 min read
From Page to Screen: Is it Possible to Create a Good Book to Movie Adaptation?
What leads up to the creation of a book-to-movie adaptation, and what can authors or producers do to ensure success?
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Skylar Edwards
Oct 93 min read
Navigating Critique as a Writer
Oftentimes, receiving critique can be the hardest part of the writing process. You may feel inadequate, hurt, or even angry.
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Alin Sengjaroen
Oct 75 min read
Why Do We Hate Art?
What truly classifies as art? What is contemporary art all about? Why do we now hate art so much?
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Prisha
Oct 45 min read
Hogarth Shakespeare: Shakespeare Retold
We’ve all heard of Shakespeare and his famous plays, like Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and so many more. But what if they were retold?
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Sonya Dado
Sep 254 min read
Top 10 Books to Escape an All-Consuming Reading Slump
Here are the top ten books that I always come back to when I enter a reading slump.
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Carina
Sep 233 min read
Review - I Am the Cheese by Robert Cormier
How do you know if you can trust the stories you’re being fed?
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Milica
Sep 184 min read
The Tightrope of Tropes and Trends: Social Media’s Impact Our Writing Habits
This article discusses the impact of social media on the reading and writing community alike.
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Sam McClelland
Sep 164 min read
Video Games: Unique Immersivity In the World of Storytelling
Words and imagination can take you far, but what if you could go a step further?
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Lily Mortensen
Sep 132 min read
All You Need To Know About The Oxford Comma
This article delves into the history and usage of the Oxford Comma, as well as the controversies around it.
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Alin Sengjaroen
Sep 114 min read
An Oxymoron a Day Keeps The Writer’s Block Away: A Guide to an Underrated Literary Device
There is a minor crisis. The only thing you can do is write in deafening silence. Then, you realize that your handwriting is pretty ugly.
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Dhwani V Phuria
Sep 65 min read
Shades of Power: The Many Kinds of Governments in Fantasy Media
This article provides a guide on choosing a concrete government for your work, and how you can use it to improve your worldbuilding.
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Prisha
Sep 44 min read
Bones - Review
Welcome to the world of Bones, where the dead talk (metaphorically, of course), and the living squabble, flirt, and solve murders.
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