The Realities Of Writing A Novel
Here are a few things to consider before you start your big project.
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Book Recommendation: A Story About Depression
Am I just overthinking it? Maybe I just want tteokbokki.
Eating Wild Plants in Spring
Get a literal taste of Japan's biodiversity!
The Power of The Female Persuasion
There is no better way to end Women’s History Month than talking about women's empowerment. In her inspirational novel, The Female...
My Year of Rest and Relaxation: A Book Review
Do you ever just want to sleep through a few months of your life, and wake up as somebody completely different? Over the winter break I had...
Beautiful Boy: a Review of the Book and the Movie
Timothee Chalamet and Steve Carell are a power duo.
The New Jim Crow
In honor of black history month, I think it is only right to discuss challenges still facing the black community in America. While I am not...
Writing a Novel While Working and Studying
It started with a summer desk job. Well, technically. Front desk at a public pool, working admissions and overseeing the other lifeguards...
What Happens in Revisions, Stays in Revisions
Writers of any genre know the blessing and horrors of revision. As a fiction writer currently in the thick of round two, I know the...
3 Recommended Women Writers Who Graduated Waseda Uni
Through the pages of a book, let's meet some of our talented seniors
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Nanowrimo: Friend or Foe?
NanoWrimo. Every writer knows it. Plenty of writers try it. Few actually complete it. But what is Nanowrimo? Nanowrimo, or National Novel...
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Why I'm Trying to Write a Novel in a Month
Why would anyone try to write 50,000 words in 30 days?
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5 Tips for Tackling NaNoWriMo
"Clear your distractions, disconnect from the internet, and pull up a document—or notebook, if that’s your preference—and start putting those words on the page."
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Her Campus at the University of Pittsburgh: The Books That Made Us Readers
Every reader has that one novel that they hail to as their Holy Grail of why they started reading. I asked a few friends this week about...
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Profile: Ashleigh S. Wilkerson
Ashleigh S. Wilkerson is a senior here at Seton Hall, and majors in Journalism. She just recently published her book The Silent Curse . Her...
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Why You Need to Browse the Book Shelves at Cabell Library
You don't have to necessarily like reading...
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Life Lessons from a Girl and Her Chimpanzee Sister
Any avid reader knows that there is nothing worse than a book hangover. For those unfamiliar with the concept of a book hangover, let me...
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How to Find Your Voice: Advice to Writers from a Writer
One of the most difficult things for writers to create is an interesting story for readers, but it’s really important to find your voice,...
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A Visit from George Saunders
I was privileged to listen and learn from the talented writer George Saunders when he lectured at Boston University.
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Frankenreads: A Worldwide Event
The ~spookiest~ event of the season!
