Trust and the Process of Building It by Elizabeth Clark
Trust is hard to regain when it’s constantly broken. In Elena Ferrante’s novel My Brilliant Friend, two female protagonists lack trust in the people in …
Charles Yu and the Attachment Coefficient: Redefining Protagonism by Erin Larson
Protagonism is inherent to the art of storytelling. Narratives thrive on protagonists as a driving force, shaping the tales authors craft and the perspectives readers …
The Existential Philosophy of Bojack Horseman by Amy Jayasuriya
While the Netflix original show Bojack Horseman might seem like your classic adult animated sitcom on the surface, the show delves into a variety of …
Seeing Water: Subversion of Perception Trough Water Metaphors in War and Peace by Camila Amaya Navarrete
Ice cream flavors. Elusive lovers. Operas. The frivolous interests of a young girl in the nineteenth century are hardly compelling evidence for wartime biography. And …
three women (through my eyes) by Ishita Jayadev
i. I learned that women hold tight to their feelings from my mom. When my dad used to get mad at me for crying, I …
On Death by Abigail Green
I first learned about The Other Side at that dining table antiqued with anguish. That one where we would pound our fists and carve our …
