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Category: Culture
Tom’s Bookshelf: From One Writer to Every Other – Reviewing Stephen King’s Memoir on the Craft
After decades of demand from fans, Stephen King finally published a memoir on the craft of writing in 2000, appropriately titled On Writing.
Your Year – featuring Soleil Easton
Shot and Edited by Elaine Tantra Produced by Will Percarpio
Tom’s Bookshelf: Slaughterhouse-Five
4/5 Stars Critic Score: A-Reader Score: B+ Published in 1969, Slaughterhouse-Five, or The Children’s Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death is a postmodern science-fiction novel by Kurt Vonnegut known for its anti-war themes and experimental treatment of narrative chronology. The story follows Billy Pilgrim through various times in his life as a WWII Soldier and veteran….
Student Submitted Poetry of the Week: Kelsey Marlett
hypnotism: to chamonix i. bleach blue and dripping, this town does not speak but stands, hypnotic. a dust-winged bus and a ten minute walk have i been here before? what elevation gets into your blood like this, water breaking bubbles, frost in the soil a language where we don’t pronounce half the letters. ii. on…
Tom’s Bookshelf: Unpopular Book Opinions Edition – The Bell Jar Isn’t for Everyone
Published in 1963 under “Victoria Lucas,” this roman à clef (true story with invented names) has become an iconic piece of literary feminism and is a widely celebrated story of mental illness.
Globe Shoot – Behind the Scenes
Models: Soleil Easton and Jamal Thompson Photos by Chloe Leung
Tom’s Bookshelf: The Post Gone Girl Slump
Finished reading Gone Girl and wanting more? Tired of waiting for best-selling author Gillian Flynn’s next book? It’s time to turn to her other written works. And the good news? They’re all worth a look.
Kind-Of Romantic Comedies for People Who Kind Of Don’t Like Romantic Comedies
For someone who’s pretty sure she doesn’t like romantic comedies, I sure have seen all of them. As in, I’m pretty sure I’ve seen just about every classic rom-com, plus a few of the ones no one would ever venture to call classics, plus a few of those weird ones literally no one has ever…
Extreme Pinterest Writing Prompts: Part Two
Strap in, kids, because it’s time for the second installment of Extreme Pinterest Writing Prompts, what has now become a series here on the Atlas Blog. Previously on EPWP, I wrote 100-word creative writing blurbs based on a Pinterest writing prompt I dug up from my archives. This time around, however, we’re raising the stakes….
