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9 differences between bookworms and English majors
So you've been devouring books since you were five-years-old. Does that mean you're ready for your honorary pHD in English? Only if you can identify with these 9 differences between English majors and bookworms: #1 English majors read short stories. Why invest your emotions in a story that's only going to last ten pages? Because … Continue reading 9 differences between bookworms and English majors
Who should paint Jane Eyre’s portrait?
If a picture's worth a thousand words, imagine what a picture from Vincent van Gogh or Leonardo da Vinci could tell you about your favorite book characters.
5 poems that could be full-blown novels
Keeping it short and sweet is impressive, but some poems just leave you wanting more!
How Pixar breaks hearts (and you can too)!
Turns out, there's a three step formula that Pixar uses to break hearts. Learn it, then go forth and break hearts like a pro.
If Holden Caulfield was a girl…
would he have more friends? Would Elizabeth Bennett be quite so sassy if she was a man? And what would happen to Sherlock Holmes' intellect if he belonged to "the gentle sex?"
5 Oddly Specific Writing Tips
Creative writing classes often reiterate the same lessons, but when you read, you can pick up lessons you'll never hear in a class. These are a few of the lessons I've picked up on...
Can your fictional character hobnob with Charles Darwin?
Has your favorite historical figure ever made an unexpected cameo while you were reading a historical novel? How did you react?
Trick or Treat: literature’s most delightful surprise endings
From chick lit to murder mysteries, every genre has its gems. Prepare to be surprised by my choices for the best surprise endings!
Jane Austen couples remixed!
Jane Austen was the queen of making opposites attract, but what if compatibility is really based on similarities? Check out these new (and improved?) matches!
