Her Campus at BU
Miranda’s Monthly Reads: February
What I read this February and if I recommend them!
Her Campus at Krea
If Reading Were for Sale
Reading was never just a childhood hobby- it was escape, comfort, and quiet self-discovery. If it were a side hustle, I wouldn’t sell books, but the ability to disappear...
Her Campus at KCL
This Character Was Written With A (Insert Colour Name) Pen
What is the rationale behind prescribing colours to characters? Here are a few examples where creators use colours in order to tell us who to root for and how...
Her Campus at McMaster
WHALES, WHITENESS, AND WISDOM IN HERMAN MELVILLE’S MOBY-DICK
Moby-Dick, written by Herman Melville starting in 1850, is considered by many to be among the greatest literary pieces of the American canon, and I fortunately had the pleasure...
Her Campus at Northeastern
In Defense of the Romance Novel
Thanks to BookTok, the romance genre is driving a new wave of readers back to bookstores. While some critics dismiss it as fluff, there’s room on our shelves for...
Her Campus at UCLA
Is a Good Book-to-Screen Adaptation Possible?
More and more film adaptations of popular books are coming out, but is a good adaptation possible?
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Low Investment, High Reward Literature: A Case for the Short Read
The ‘short read,’ whether an essay, substack or newspaper article, short story, poem or small book, can be an easy way to become immersed in a story without having...
Her Campus at Mizzou
4 Ways to Get Out of a Reading Rut
Tthe start of a new semester is the perfect time to get back into a reading routine. Here are four ways to fall back in love with reading.