How It Really Feels to Publish a Book
Scared. Excited. Overwhelmed. Grateful. Inspired. Uncomfortable. These are all feelings I’ve had throughout the course of publishing my...
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AAPIHM Profile: Rising Filipino American Author Ashley Lanuza
Lanuza weaves her personal narrative and cultural history into a story that tugs at the heartstrings of readers. Check it out!
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Does Charles Bukowski deserve a Reappraisal?
Henry Charles Bukowski is a German-American writer known for his novels, short stories and poems on writing, consumerism, urban debauchery...
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Pachinko by Min Jin Lee: A Tale of Strength, Love, and Family
A story that is sure to be your next favorite book. Pachinko is not one to miss...
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My Interview with Greg Behrendt
Because who doesn't want dating advice from a Sex and the City script consultant and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You?
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Five Must-Read Poems by Phenomenal Women
Powerful and often devastating feminist poems to inspire you.
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Why Writing a Book is Life-Changing
I’m getting my first book published this summer: here’s what I’ve learned!
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I Wrote This When I Was Bored
What do you do when you get bored? Do you scroll through Instagram, liking what feels like the same three pictures over and over and over...
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Must-Read Novels By Asian American Authors
To Kill a Mockingbird isn’t the only book in the world.
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Understanding BPD Through Poetry
In my previous article, I opened up about my struggle with being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD). This disorder, like...
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My 5 Favorite Female Authors
Without trying to, all of my favorite authors ended up being women. Here are my top 5 amazing writers!
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From Her Campus Contributor to Published Author: Meet Caroline Trussell
Allow me to introduce you to UCF and Her Campus alumna, Caroline Trussell!
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Writing What You Know (Or Don't): Why Everyone Should Try to Write a Book
Publication doesn’t matter, but your journey does.
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4 Books by Black Authors to Pick Up This Year
It only takes a quick glance at the most popular authors in book genres like Young Adult and Fantasy to see that the biggest contributors...
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Sally Rooney – Chicken Soup for the College Student's Soul
The first thing you’ll notice when opening a book by Sally Rooney is her surprising lack of quotation marks. After getting over this – and...
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Club Spotlight: Laurier Creative Writing Society
Since it was Mental Health Week, this seems like the perfect time to spotlight campus clubs. They can be a great support, giving a sense of...
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Interpreting Interpretations
Edited by: Ananya Khandelwal (UG 21) Can poetry be understood? Is it possible to transfer the poet’s feelings and emotions in the correct...
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Writing Your Heart Out: A Debut Author Shares Her Path to Publishing
A Young Adult fantasy writer explains how she turned her life-long dream of becoming an author into a reality.
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In Defence Of Fanfiction
"I'm not sorry."
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Successful Muslim Women
A few weeks ago, I wrote an article that lists out some incredibly successful African women. I did this because these entrepreneurs never...
