Review of “Hijab Butch Blues” by Lamya H
Ana Sophia Garcia-Cubas Assemat // Blog Writer Hijab Butch Blues is a striking memoir written by Lamya H that takes her experiences growing up in the Middle East, along with…
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Reading for Fun
Rebecca Zaharia // Blog Writer If you’ve noticed a recent voraciousness for reading in your friends, family, or online, you aren’t alone. We have now entered the era of reading…
Men Writing Women
Liberty Henry // Blog Writer Whenever men write women— particularly cisgender, heterosexual men— their inability to comprehend them is almost always disastrously apparent within the first few chapters, or even…
When We Were Sisters: Review
Ana Sophia Garcia-Cubas Assemat // Blog Writer I love it when poets write novels. Their attention to pace and lyricism within the sentence, their meticulous word choices, and their use…
History & Popularity of the Found Family Trope
Meg Rady // Blog Writer The found family trope is perhaps one of the most popular tropes in modern media. Chances are you’ve consumed at least one piece of media…
To Love or to Hate: The Toxicity of Enemies to Lovers
Isabel DeSisto // Guest Writer Tension, pining, and walking the thin line between love and hate are some of the many aspects that elevate a subpar romance to a fantastic…