Her Campus at Delhi North
A Madwoman’s Readership: Reflection On Slyvia Plath’s Canonical Work
This piece takes you through Slyvia Plath's canonical work on Madwoman literature.
Her Campus at Ashoka
Reading Wordsworth To Realise Every Word’s Worth
Writing has always been a powerful way of self expression. A pen truly in mightier than a sword in my mind, for it bestows me with the opportunity to...
Her Campus at Bristol
Without art, there is no survival – an exploration into literature and art depicting the climate crisis.
Through art, the beauty of the world is reflected, which in the current climate, is sorely needed. One day our earth will be uninhabitable, and it is through reading...
Her Campus at Merrimack
Book Review: Black Swan Stories by Eve Babitz
Addison tells and recommends her latest read Black Swan Stories by Eve Babitz.
Her Campus at Delhi North
Virginia Woolf: Narratives That Changed Literature
Virginia Woolf, a trailblazing figure in the realm of literature, made her mark with an innovative writing style that's anything but conventional. She turned her back to the traditions,...
Her Campus at TCU
My Tips for Reading Russian Literature
If you're looking to get into Russian literature or have tried and struggled, this article is for you.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Poseidon’s son is back! What is Percy Jackson and The Chalice of the Gods about?
For the happiness of fans, the favorite half-blood is back in a new book! All grown up and with challenges, Percy Jackson now tries to get into college while...
Her Campus at St Andrews
A Love Letter to Kindle Unlimited and their AmazonClassics Collection
What to do instead of just checking a book out from the library? Introducing: Kindle Unlimited and AmazonClassics. (This article is not sponsored–I’m just a superfan).
Her Campus at CU Boulder
“Why Would I Read the Book If I Can Just Watch the Movie?”
How I feel living in a generation that’s devaluing literature
Her Campus at TCU
A Glimpse into the Strange, Beautiful World of Jane Eyre
Read Jane Eyre and loved it? Read Jane Eyre and didn't understand it? Never read or even heard of Jane Eyre? Whichever category you fall under, I've got you...