Her Campus at Cal Poly
Why You Should Read The Iliad and The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey brought Homer’s epic to the big screen, but the original stories deserve just as much attention.
Her Campus at Carleton
The Horror of Women: Female Authors Who Twist the Genre
Forget the popular horror movies and books that sexualize a woman’s fear, this is a list of female horror authors who have shaped the genre and create stories of...
Her Campus at UPR
Women Who Shaped English Literature
Naturally, I’ve been curious about women who came before me and made an impact in the English literary world.
Her Campus at UCLA
An English Major’s Take on the Wuthering Heights Film
A must-watch or a skip-worthy? Warning: Spoilers ahead!
Her Campus at UCF
‘Animal Farm’ Animated: What’s the Outrage About?
The public has differing beliefs about the new animated Animal Farm movie.
Her Campus at UCF
Does BookTok Promote Anti-Intellectualism?
Debates of BookTok's anti-intellectualism have taken the community by storm in recent weeks. But what makes a book anti-intellectual?
Her Campus at TCU
My Favorite Classics: A Brief Overview
In this article, I want to discuss some (only a very, very small handful) of my favorite classics and why they are so fascinating and hopefully persuade anyone perusing...
Her Campus at UCF
‘Frankenstein’: A Good Modern Remake
'Frankenstein' changed a lot from the original novel. However, the remake was a success. Why?
Her Campus at TCU
3 Books that Pleasantly Surprised Me
There are certain authors, books, and genres that I've always been wary of, whether that's because I've had a bad experience with a particular writer or writing style or...
Her Campus at TCU
Kafka’s ‘Letters to Milena’: A Study in Love, Language, Fear, and Identity
In Kafka's letters to Milena Jesenská, readers experience the writer more personally, witnessing the torturous love he felt for Milena, his internal battle with his difficult-to-reconcile intersections of identity,...