Kant: The Discipline of Reason in a Chaotic World
In a world where truth is contested, ethics are debated in soundbites, and certainty is…
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Hypatia: Reason, Courage, and the Cost of Free Thought
In an age when the very act of thinking freely could be deadly, Hypatia of…
The Count of Monte Cristo remains a timeless story of reinvention and revenge
As a bit of a kneejerk reaction, I tend to flinch away from classic titles…
Pet Sematary is a twisted dive into death and grief
I’ve only read two Stephen King books so far: Pet Sematary and 11/22/63, and both…
Stoner by John Williams is a quiet reflection of the human condition
Stoner is different than any other book I’ve recently read. There’s nothing thrilling about this…
Fourth Wing and the Double-Edged Sword of Success
Rebecca Yarros’s rise to fame as the author of Fourth Wing is the kind of…
A Guide to Literary Devices: From Allegory to Zeugma
Literary devices are the tools writers use to create depth, evoke emotion, and convey meaning…
Top 5 Video Games That Are Literary Masterpieces
Video games are often celebrated for their engaging gameplay, stunning visuals, and immersive soundscapes. Yet,…
‘The Last Hour Between Worlds’ gave me the sapphic pining I needed
The Last Hour Between Worlds by Melissa Caruso is a thrilling sapphic murder mystery that…
First Comes Death is a thrilling sci-fi sapphic adventure
Avrah C. Baren's First Comes Death is a captivating debut that seamlessly weaves together elements…