

Fear, Desire, and Body Horror
It’s taken me a few years to get there, but at this point I’d consider myself an ardent fan of the horror genre. Still, it wasn’t until...
Jordyn Styles
Feb 284 min read


Universal Truths Missed in "Into the Wild" and "Fight Club"
DISCLAIMER: The following blog is a commentary on the 1996 novel Into the Wild and 1999 film Fight Club . Readers who are not well-versed...
Olivia Santiago
Feb 244 min read


Burnout: Mount Everest or an Ant Pile?
As I sit here, only just starting to write this blog post two days after it was supposed to be published, two and a half weeks from...
Maggie Connolly
Feb 204 min read


On sacrificing sadness
This Valentine’s, we’re going to shift the focus a bit from happy = partnered and sad = single. As many of you may know and have...
Emelia Delaporte
Feb 142 min read


What Freshman Year Has Taught Me
My parents dropped me off at school with nothing else but a couple of overstuffed suitcases, a few good-natured “good lucks” and multiple...
Emmie Crump
Feb 104 min read


Understanding Ethel Cain's "Perverts"
Though most of her work comes from the strange and novel, Ethel Cain’s most recent release begins in a familiar place. Perverts ’ titular...
Grace Clark
Feb 34 min read
On making bad art
A couple of months ago, as I was walking through a museum gift shop, I passed a display featuring a poster that read: “make bad art.” It...
Calla Inman
Jan 104 min read


15 Whoniverse Stories to Revisit
Depending on when you read this, you may have already seen the upcoming Doctor Who episode "Joy to the World," or you might be waiting...
Aidan Mason
Jan 36 min read


Why "The Holdovers" Works
Over the years, I’ve developed a sunk-cost fallacy when watching movies. When I feel moved to rewatch a movie I’ve seen before, I...
Jordyn Styles
Dec 27, 20244 min read


Coping with Writer’s Block
There’s so much pressure on the first line of anything. Those first few words carry the weight of the first impression of the entire...
Maggie Connolly
Nov 21, 20244 min read