Blog Grid Blog The Romance of Literature March 20, 2015 Yes, I know February is past us, but it still isn’t too late for a romance themed post, as it’s an everlasting subject in literature... On the Reprinting of “This Bridge Called My Back” March 18, 2015 A few months ago, I got some incredible news about one of the most critical and curative feminist/womanist of color texts to ever be published:... The Practice of Reading Aloud March 15, 2015 I fed myself with books throughout my childhood. Literally. I couldn’t eat a meal without voraciously turning pages with every other bite. Books... Camille Dungy at UConn March 14, 2015 I had the pleasure of attending Camille Dungy’s reading of her three works; What to eat, What to drink, what to leave for poison, Smith Blue, Suck on... Reevaluating the Romance Novel March 13, 2015 With Spring Break approaching, many of us are looking for a good novel to read on the beach or at home wishing you were on the beach. Now, Spring... Art and Business March 12, 2015 And so the formerly greedy businessman bids “good riddance!” to Wall Street and takes up trying to illustrate the lives of the less fortunate though... “All Sex is Alien” March 10, 2015 On February 24th, 2015, Benjamin Grossberg paid a visit to the University of Connecticut Co-Op bookstore to read some of his work and answer some... How do you choose which book to read next? March 9, 2015 There are a lot of ways to do this. Recommendations from friends and professors, book lists from magazines, book reviews in a newspaper—maybe you just... An Important Novel for Our Generation: The Circle March 9, 2015 As an English major, obviously most of my assignments involve reading or writing. For my advanced study in Digital Rhetoric class, we are currently... «‹616263646566676869›»