
Evil Thing
Madeeha Akhtar, Columnist
• November 15, 2020

The Genius of Clancy and King
Why Clancy and King are geniuses in the world of novels.
Connor Davis, Columnist
• November 9, 2020

National Young Readers Week
National Young Readers Week is right around the corner. Interested in participating? Here is how you can observe this underrated week.
Rebecca Harris, Columnist
• November 5, 2020

National Novel Writing… What?
Thousands of people are writing novels every November, and thanks to NaNoWriMo, anyone can join them.
Allister McLeod, Columnist
• November 5, 2020
Present-Day Paperbacks
Literature audiences are constantly changing, and authors are keeping up with the trends to create new, fresh novels.
Carsten Oyer, Columnist
• November 9, 2019
Take A Break With A Book
Allyssa Gauer, Columnist
• June 6, 2018
If It Ain’t Book, Don’t Fix It!
Books vs. movies: the never-ending debate. The clear answer to this is that if the movie stays true to the original story, the winner is the audience.
Pradyoth Velagapudi, Columnist
• May 18, 2017

A Refreshing Taste of Diversity: Welcome to Night Vale
Written by the creators of the “Welcome to Night Vale” podcast, the book with the same title features the whimsical and impossible world of Night Vale and the unique story of a single mother, his son, an estranged father, and Jackie, a nineteen year old who hasn’t aged for maybe forever.
Selina Fluty, Columnist
• March 31, 2016
Harper Lee Turns A New Page
After the announcement that Harper Lee will be publishing a new book, there has been some controversy on whether or not her mental condition is steady enough after the death of her sister.
Emmy Walker, Columnist
• April 14, 2015

“Primordial Dust” Collecting Primordial Dust
“Primordial Dust” doesn’t live up to expectations.
Addy Bennett, Editor of Features and Extras and Student Opinion
• December 19, 2014
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