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The Best Take on the Cinderella Trope Since Cinderella Herself:  A Bridgerton Season 4 Review

The Best Take on the Cinderella Trope Since Cinderella Herself: A Bridgerton Season 4 Review

March 5, 2026
Written by: Zoe Yoo I can’t count how many times the story of the girl in the glass slipper has been told, retold, and then retold yet again. You know...
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The Value of the Dark Academia Genre

The Value of the Dark Academia Genre

March 4, 2026
Written by: Kaitlin Anderson I recently took a course which focused on an increasingly popular — and controversial — literary subgenre: dark academia...
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The Joys of Reading with a Friend

The Joys of Reading with a Friend

March 3, 2026
Written by: Jenna Ulizio I miss book clubs. Sure, I could just join one. But that’s kind of scary. Who else is going to be...
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Why You Should Listen to Audio Fiction (And No, I’m Not Talking About Audiobooks)

Why You Should Listen to Audio Fiction (And No, I’m Not Talking About Audiobooks)

March 3, 2026
Written by: Jenna Ulizio I have a confession to make: I was a teenage YouTuber. In my latter high school years, in the...
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Is Children’s Literature the Most Important Kind?

Is Children’s Literature the Most Important Kind?

March 2, 2026
Written by: Kiara Korten Children’s literature is often treated like a soft introduction to “real reading,” a warm‑up before kids graduate to the...
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Keeping Your Creativity Alive in a STEM World

Keeping Your Creativity Alive in a STEM World

February 27, 2026
Written by: Nabeeha Nafey If you’re anything like me, then you too must find yourself ever-oscillating between the distinct worlds of STEM and then...
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The Queerbait of the Century

The Queerbait of the Century

February 26, 2026
Written by: Zoe Yoo You had to have been living under a rock for the past decade if you haven’t heard of Stranger Things, the supernatural...
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Storytelling Through TTRPGs: A Review of Wonderlust

Storytelling Through TTRPGs: A Review of Wonderlust

February 25, 2026
Written by: Kaitlin Anderson One of my favorite aspects of storytelling is the diverse forms it can take. Books, shows, movies, art, and video games...
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Cameron Winter and the Vocal as a Dissonant Instrument

Cameron Winter and the Vocal as a Dissonant Instrument

February 24, 2026
Written by: Liam Smith I recall the brief chuckle and well wishes from Elijah Polance, a friend and fellow editor...
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