September 18, 2026

Television’s Influence: 5 More Awesome TV Homage Episodes

Homage and parody allow us to interpret our world in new and exciting ways. They keep our experiences fresh, and offer us that chance to sit back and take life a little less seriously.
September 17, 2026

Green Book: A Movie Review

Green Book is one of those films that begins with a light touch and then quietly reveals how heavy it really is. The film does not try to be a sweeping history lesson. It is warm and funny, but is also based on a true story set in the United States during the 1960s…
September 15, 2026

To My Dearest Mama

I wonder if you’ll still recognize me, even though you’re up-to-date on the story of my life at this point. Just so you know, I’m still the same artsy, hardworking, and awkward daughter you came to know and love, with a few major successes and drawbacks...
September 13, 2026

Salvage the Bones: A Contemporary Fiction Review

I knew the broad story of Hurricane Katrina, but Ward shows the parts the country overlooked. When the national focus stayed on New Orleans, Mississippi slipped into the background.
September 10, 2026

Lonely Castle in the Mirror: A Novel Review

As someone who also struggles with social anxiety and experienced adversity as a child, I understand why Kokoro feels afraid of the dangers that may be on the other side of this portal while being willing to go through it anyway. Upon arriving Kokoro finds herself inside of a beautiful, warm and brightly lit castle. To her surprise, other children begin to arrive and, after some initial anxiety and tentative introductions, Kokoro finds that she isn’t alone anymore. She has finally found other children to relate to and find companionship with.
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