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POETRY & PROSE

Something tells you There’s an issue, something Tells you are not the man You are supposed to be. When FOMO makes your solitude Feel...

Today, every day is about waiting; waiting for the corona measures to ease, waiting for replies to poetry submissions, waiting for...

Broadchurch is a British television crime series that was broadcast on ITV for three series between twenty thirteen and twenty seventeen....

Ok, first things first: New Atheism was an ideological movement that flourished in the early noughties, the proponents of which believed...

The following text was adapted from pieces of an academic essay I wrote on the translation of the Old-English text, 'The Battle of...

We are on the verge of March. The vaccination process is crawling forward. It is slow, confused and seems almost improvised. Every day...

This is a compilation of links that were gathered in a Twitter Thread for the purpose of expressing solidarity and partaking in a form of...

(Adapted From a Twitter Thread) Dear Americans, The US presidential election has been decided. Donald Trump has lost. Joe Biden will...

(Adapted from a Twitter Thread) Twitter is a good platform to get to know new people, to learn new perspectives, to be more connected to...

All faves are problematic But some are more problematic than others. You can try to drive a wedge between art and artist But they’re...

After Ginsberg (who despite being a fucking creep wrote some good poetry) America why do you keep doing this to yourself? America can...

The television series Penny Dreadful ( which was produced in a cooperative effort by Showtime and Sky Atlantic between 2014-2016) is a...

At the beginning of the twentieth century 2 major historic events shook the very foundations of western society. These events are The...

Introduction and Methodology In this essay I will examine the criteria used by reviewers to evaluate translations of classical poetical...

1. Introduction Toni Morrison’s Beloved (1987) and Junot Diaz’s The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao (2007) are two very distinct novels....

Minor spoilers ahead for The Stone Gods by Jeanette Winterson The Stone Gods by Jeanette Winterson is anything but a traditional...

Minor spoilers ahead for Art Spiegalman’s Maus. In the past I have observed that it is generally difficult for people to come to terms...

Spoiler’s ahead for Jeff VanderMeer’s Annihilation. Annihilation is a work of unmitigated alienation. I agree with critics who consider...