Jasmine Edge, Literature Columnist, interviews a Holocaust Survivor, and finds out about her life, and views on the modern world.
Tag: Literature
IS SENATOR HAWLEY’S BOOK CANCELLATION TRULY ORWELLIAN?
Who is watching who? Jade Perez, Literature Columnist, discusses the shared arena between a major publisher, Congress and the works of George Orwell.
FORGET ME NOT, LAERTES
The art of flower-giving, carries more in historical context than many understand. Mandy Wan, Literature Columnist, uncovers the meaning behind flowers in popular literary works, including those of Shakespeare.
SCARY FAIRY TALES, ARE THEY GOOD FOR CHILDREN?
Taking a dive into the world of Children’s folklore, Mathilda Heller, Culture Columnist, questions the moral code behind the story.
BLOODY FLOWERS
Annabel Barker, Literature Columnist, takes a look at some of the flowers in Greek Mythology. They are not as beautiful as they seem.
WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH DICKINSON
Jasmine Edge, Literature Columnist, takes a look at the poetry and life of Emily Dickinson in a modern production of her works
TILL I FALL: EMILY DICKINSON ON THE EDGE OF THE ABYSS
Megan Rees, Literature Columnist, reads Emily Dickinson’s poetry to discover her ideas on the afterlife.
VAMPIRE AS LOVER: FROM THE 19TH CENTURY TO PRESENT
Ellen Karakosta, Literature Columnist, explores romance within the Vampirical genre across the century.
DOWN AND OUT IN PARIS & LONDON
Ben Kourakis, Literature Columnist, analyses the works of George Orwell, by reviewing one of his lesser-known novels.
SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL
Why is it we want the villain to win sometimes in our novels? Mandy Wan, Literature Columnist, investigates further.
