Finding My Way by Malala Yousafzai – A Review
More than ten years after Pakistani education activist and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai published her first book, I…
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A Book Lover’s Guide to a Successful Book-to-Film Adaptation
The film industry has long been influenced by popular literature. Film franchises such as The Lord of the Rings, Alice…
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On September 15, I attended a “Fireside Chat” on queer and feminist science-fiction with Hugo-award winning author Becky Chambers. Her…
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What Does It All Mean?: Putting Our Analytical Skills to The Test
As Arts & Culture editors, English majors, and avid readers, it’s safe to say that we are deeply entrenched in…
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The Pure Sweetness of “Soft Landing”
Since October is Queer History Month and spooky season, I wanted to take the opportunity to review a lovely collection…
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Adapting The Unadaptable Novel
This Thursday, director Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel Dune will hit theatres across North America. Villeneuve will try…
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Beauty Behind the Blind Spots: On “Beautiful World, Where Are You,” Sally Rooney’s latest and best
For all the authorial self-importance that seems to glow behind so much sleeper-hit autofiction, the question that these books ask…
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Some Sweet Summer Reading Recommendations
Summer is finally here! Whether you’re working, taking a summer course, or giving yourself a well-deserved break, it’s important that…
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A Guide to Montreal from Two Sad Grads
When we first arrived in Montreal in September 2017, we knew little about where to go, what to do, and…
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7 Books That Deserve So Much More Than Just Being Called “Chick Lit”
Just last week, my professor’s icebreaker question at the beginning of our seminar was, “What is your guilty pleasure read?”…
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