Manipulation and Deception in Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar”

A high school essay by Juan Albarran that…

Steinbeck and Salinger, A Literary Analysis

Two American Authors—Both loved, Both hated

How to enjoy Shakespeare

What your ninth grade English teacher failed to tell you

Only connect? Forsterian ideology in the age of hyperconnectivity

Examining the dichotomy between…

It’s Complicated: Me and James Joyce in the Age of Facebook

In which a contemporary Irish novelist…

‘Pride and Prejudice’ and the perils of (mis)reading

We love Elizabeth and Darcy because they’re not…

Not another damn post about “Gatsby”! — Everyone

The Plight of Self-Trust and Seeking the Divinity Within

Teachings from Ralph Waldo Emerson

On Kurt Vonnegut: Pessimism, Shotguns, and Lemonade

I remember the night I was first introduced to Kurt Vonnegut’s writings. My dear friend Jacob and I were sitting in a Starbucks; I was drinking a chai tea latte while Jacob enjoyed his peppermint mocha. He always sprinkled nutmeg in his…