Sartre’s Nausea: No More Adventures
Nausea, by French writer and philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, is without question, an existentialist masterpiece. A poignant and incisive analysis of … Read more
5 Ways Reading Can Make You a Better Person
Reading is one of the greatest joys in life. There are few things better than relaxing in the sun with … Read more
Why Referencing is Important for Academic Writing
When it comes to citations in academic writing, for many students this is the least favorite and the most dispiriting … Read more
Most Common Mistakes New Indie Authors Make
Oodles of newcomers to the self-publishing world wonder what they must do to achieve their ambitions. They ask around for … Read more
Walden: Reflections by the Pond
“Our life is frittered away by detail, simplify, simplify“ Henry David Thoreau While never having been out of fashion, so … Read more
Flowers For Algernon: Emotion and the Intellect
At some point in their life, everyone has wished they were just a little bit smarter. Maybe you don’t understand … Read more
Writer’s Block: How To Cross That Pesky Blockade
The new year is upon us and many of you have some new years resolutions to get started on. As … Read more
Five Horror Themed Podcasts For The Avid Listener
Horror comes in many different mediums. There are videogames, books, and movies of all sorts to keep us entertained. Did … Read more
Ready Player Two: How Nostalgia Can Be A Bad Thing
“Ready Player Two” the novel came out this week. You might remember this series from the film that came out … Read more
Perfect Gift Ideas for Your Bookworm Friends
Showing friends that you are thankful for their friendship with gifts is often an important part of strengthening your bond. … Read more