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McFerron’s Authors of Revolution: Gil Scott-Heron
https://bit.ly/3gsctu4 Hello everybody, my name is Samuel and as the title suggests I will be writing about authors of poetry, prose, music, essays, and novels who proved crucial to cultural and...
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Lauren’s Lyrical Limbo: Wuthering Heights and “Sick of Losing Soulmates”
https://bit.ly/34H1MBm Hello all! My name is Lauren Lotarski and I am here to write about literature and songs, but it is not as simple as it sounds. See, I have this large playlist I have been...
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Peck’s Programming a Narrative: Mission Start
https://bit.ly/3us7mSG In today’s world creative writers wanting to tell a story are given an overwhelming assortment of options to express themselves. Storytellers are craftsmen, and the various...
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Sylvia’s Psychological Summaries: Bridgerton
https://bit.ly/3HJzQLy Before I started writing this blog post, I was freaking out because I hadn’t read any “intellectual” books lately; only sappy Julia Quinn novels (yes, I’m obsessed with...
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Meet The Editors: Selena Tomas
Welcome back to our 2022 spring semmester everyone! We hope the new year is treating you well! We have a lot of new staff this year and we’d like to introduce you to our newest member and assistant...
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Meet The Editors: Lauren Lotarski
Welcome back, everyone! We hope this past week has treated you well. Today we’d like to introduce the author of Lauren’s Etude to Eden: Lauren Lotarski. Lauren is a sophomore at Lewis University...
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McFerron’s Authors of Revolution: Irvine Welsh & Trainspotting
https://bit.ly/3sSXHCe Irvine Welsh is a Scottish novelist, director, and playwright. He is perhaps best known for his novel Trainspotting and the film of the same name that it inspired. Welsh is...
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Lauren’s Etude to Eden: Six Crows and “Burning Pile”
https://amzn.to/3gXNuyV Hello everyone! This week I want to delve into one of my all-time favorite books, as well as a band that truly captures the essence of its story. But first, a quick detour into...
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Peck’s Programming a Narrative: The Importance of Atmosphere
https://imdb.to/3Buwji0 Atmosphere: Much like the natural force that surrounds our planet, having a good atmosphere is essential to creating an immersive videogame experience. The traditional...
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Meet the Editors: Alexciana Castaneda
Welcome back, everyone! For our last “Meet the Editors” panel of February, we would like to introduce you all to our assistant managing editor: Alexciana Castaneda. Alexciana is a Junior at Lewis...
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Jason’s Metal Library: The Murders in the Rue Morgue
https://bit.ly/3H6Tr7w Music often tells a story, whether it is directly through lyrics, hidden meanings, or through the composition and sounds of the instruments, there is always a story being told....
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Sylvia’s Psychological Summaries: Waterfall by Lisa Bergren
https://bit.ly/3viNMsJ Hey everyone! I hope you guys have been doing well and if this is your second time reading my blog, welcome! If this is your first time, I’m happy you’re here and that you’re...
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Meet the Editors: Mateusz Czubriński
Hello and welcome back, everyone! For our first “Meet the Editors” of March, we’d like to introduce our assistant social media editor, Mateusz Czubriński. Mateusz is a senior at Lewis University,...
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McFerron’s Authors of Revolution: Kimya Dawson
https://bit.ly/3tsP1Tr Kimya Dawson is a folk singer-songwriter best known for being one-half of The Moldy Peaches, a genre-breaking and genre-establishing anti-folk punk band from New York City....
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Lauren’s Etude to Eden: The Love Hypothesis and “My Heart is Buried in Venice.”
https://bit.ly/35rDXhE Alright everyone, get ready for a doozy of an update because this week I have thrown everything to the wind. I like to think of myself as pretty organized and too anxious not to...
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Peck’s Programming a Narrative: The Choice is Yours!
https://bit.ly/3pEiyZm Have you ever had that one experience while watching a movie where a character did something really really stupid? Many times, characters because of either bad writing or...
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Sylvia’s Psychological Summaries: The Goddess Test by Aimee Carter
https://amzn.to/3CLFWcS So far, I’ve been struggling to pick a book to write about for each blog. My first blog was easy because I recently read the book that I wrote about but I quickly realized that...
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Meet The Editors: Samuel McFerron
Welcome back, everyone! This week we would like to introduce you to our blog editor, Samuel McFerron. Sam is a Sophomore at Lewis University. They are an English Major with a concentration in...
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Lauren’s Etude to Eden: Tess of the d’Urbervilles and “Eden”
https://bit.ly/367BpWi Welcome back, everyone! This week we are taking a look back to a classic, one in which I managed to find a song that I personally think is my best pairing yet. Now, I have a lot...
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Peck’s Programming a Narrative: Cutscenes
https://bit.ly/3uaAw7m Videogames at their core are an interactive medium. The whole reason you probably play videogames is to experience something that you had a part in, being an active participant....
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