Ana Hein // Blog Writer The film is a perfect adaptation of the novel, except in one regard: its ending. The novel ends with Jo subverting reader expectations by marrying a man nearly twenty years her senior who harshly criticizes…
Ana Hein // Blog Writer It’s a classic personality test: are you a Meg, Jo, Beth, or Amy? I have pondered over this question at length ever since I first read Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, Little Women, back in…
Ana Hein // Blog Writer Paris at night. A woman – any woman you prefer to imagine, it does not matter who – walks down the street, or gets off the Metro, or exits from a cafe. However she does…
Ana Hein // Blog Writer I am not a good writer. This is not to say that I don’t think what I write is any good, though like most creative people, I tend to dislike whatever it is I’ve made…
Kately Rivero // Blog Writer Ask any avid reader to choose their favorite book and you’ll instead get a staggering list. The singular choice of only one favorite book can be daunting, but favorites nonetheless we have. I have personally…
Ana Hein // Blog Writer You’ve been in this scenario before. You’re on the T. It’s packed – you’re probably on the redline. You’re standing smack in the center of the human version of a sardine can, and if one…
Kately Rivero // Blog Writer As a young child, I thoroughly enjoyed reading and the accompanying escapism and knowledge. As I grew older, it only seemed natural that I would gain an interest in writing as well. My late middle…
Ana Hein // Blog Writer Normally, buying a book for a six-hour plane ride is a good idea, but when you’re already bringing three books on said plane (and have about another twelve in a checked bag), the addition of…
Olivia Smith // Blog Writer Finding places to submit your work can be one of the hardest parts of writing. With hundreds of different presses, journals, and literary magazines, the choices are overwhelming. Sure, there are plenty of catalogs –…
Olivia Smith // Blog Writer Finding places to submit your work can be one of the hardest parts of writing. With hundreds of different presses, journals, and literary magazines, the choices are overwhelming. Sure, there are plenty of catalogs –…
