‘The Danger of Small Things’ Book Review: Flawed But Decent
The young adult dystopian genre, popular in 2010, seems to be making a comeback, much to my delight. One of the recent entries in...
‘Hating Women’ Book Review: An Impactful Read For Men
Iâll admit: as soon as I saw the book titled âHating Women,â I knew I had to read it. Thereâs so much misogynistic discourse promoted online...
Should You Read For Entertainment Or Education?
With the rise of social media, connecting with people from around the world who share your interests has never been easier. On TikTok, fellow...
‘Bridging the Rivers of Difference’ Book Review: A Must-Read
With Juneteenth coming up, we will soon see the usual flood of corporate posts about unity and freedom for all. But if youâre feeling...
How Dark Romance Is Pushing The Boundaries Of Consent
Nearly two-thirds of American women have fantasized about a forced sexual encounter. As common as the fantasy is, fewer people are likely to act...
Zodiac Island: The Faux Crossover Event You Didnât Know You Needed
From the strategic masterminds playing for the prize money to the emotional wrecks crying in the confessionals, welcome to my faux Netflix pitch, Stars...
These Songs Bring You Back To Who You Used To Be
There are certain songs that donât just play but transport you back in time. They pull you back to a specific version of yourself...
Why Do So Many Popular Shows Get A Bad Ending?
Have you ever watched a television show that you really enjoyed at first, but you saw the series become more disappointing as it progressed?...
5 Must-Watch Korean Films By Bong Joon Ho That Prove Subtitles Are Worth It
Sometimes, I randomly think about the words South Korean director Bong Joon Ho said when accepting his historic award at the 2020 Golden Globes:...
Where Are The Queer Romantasy Books?
No one can underestimate BookTokâs influence on the publishing industry. This community of book lovers on TikTok has found a niche talking about their...





















