The Journal of a Clumsy Idealist·
The most ordinary stories can become the ones that people cherish for millenniums when given the proper care, love, and attention.
Inspired by Toni Morrison, Hélène Cixous, Homi K. Bhabha, and other influential critics, writers, and literary scholars who aim to change the world while writing about it.
Did Mary Shelley's Frankenstein Predict Incel Culture? · A Book Review of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1818)
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (The Modern Prometheus) is often interpreted as a cautionary tale for men who want to play God. But truly, one can see that it is also a cautionary tale for men who ignore women’s contribution to society. If it were not for women, there would be no society as they are the sole procreators—a skill that women were revered for once upon a time.
When you give the Pompous, Corporate Girlie a love story · Emily Henry’s Book Lovers (2022)
Falling in love with a feeling: Persephone Books
Persephone Books reminds us of the intentional practice of book collection in the face of today’s excessive overconsumption.
When Car Smoke Smells Like Pancakes
"When Car Smoke Smells Like Pancakes" was inspired by the use of stream-of-consciousness pioneered by writers like Virginia Woolfe and Jean Rhys during the impressionist movement.