Dystopian Literature- A Glimpse into the Future
Sitting at my desk and appreciating my coffee, I was wondering about the categories that books are sometimes divided into. We see it everywhere,…
Literature
For the Love of Children’s Tales and Equality
We have seen a shift from old Disney movies in terms of the portrayal of women, from damsel in distress, in animations such as…
An Inspector Calls: A Review
An Inspector Calls is a play written by English playright, J. B. Priestly. It showcases how a single night pulls the Birlings, a wealthy…
What Is Didacticism?
What does literature mean to you? See, the conception of literature differs from one person to another. All literary works carry a purpose, be…
Rick Riordan Approaching Social Issues In The Percy Jackson Saga
Rick Riordan is an American author (and teacher). He is famously known for his Percy Jackson & The Olympians series. The series revolves around…
LITERARY ACTIVISM: WHAT IT IS AND WHY IT MATTERS?
I will be honest here. As a budding writer myself, the concept of ‘literary activism’ seemed alien to me when I first stumbled upon…
Timeless
This last fortnight has seen the celebration of Valentine’s day and Chap Goh Mei (Lantern Festival). The spirit of love on campus has not…
Wonder Woman: So Empowering Meh?
Wonder Woman is an earliest and culturally significant comic book character. She made her debut appearance in the All Star Comics #8 (1941). With…
The Exorcist: A Review
“What an excellent day for an exorcism” – Reagan Macneil Blatant graphic descriptions of the Macneil family’s journey down the road of terror and…
The Weight of Our Sky: A Review
By the time school ends on Tuesday, my mother has died seventeen times. That is the opening sentence of Hanna Alkaf’s YA historical drama….