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Youth on the Edge: The Outsiders and the Struggle for Identity in 1960s America

February 2, 2026

When S. E. Hinton published The Outsiders in 1967, she was just a teenager herself—a fact that lends the novel an immediacy and authenticity rarely found in young adult fiction. Her debut…

The Burden of Memory, The Absence of Moral Clarity: Reconsidering Beloved

January 28, 2026

The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up: The Catcher and the Rye

January 22, 2026

A Future Already Lived: Brave New World in the Age of Algorithm and Apathy

January 12, 2026

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest: Kesey’s Classic Still Shocks and Startles

January 8, 2026

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Growing Up, Gently: The Unassuming Brilliance of I Capture the Castle

September 9, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

There are novels that arrive like thunderclaps, demanding to be noticed. Then there are those that…

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A Fever of the Soul: The Agony and Genius of Crime and Punishment

September 4, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

Some novels unfold like puzzles, inviting the reader to solve a crime, uncover a motive, restore…

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How In Cold Blood Invented the Genre It Couldn’t Contain

August 26, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

Long before true crime became a podcast industry, a Netflix category, and a late-night rabbit hole,…

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A Century in a Breath: The Spell of One Hundred Years of Solitude

August 22, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

Some novels resist summary the way dreams resist logic. Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of…

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Dreams in Decay: The Enduring Allure of The Great Gatsby

August 14, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

There are books that feel like they were written in a single, gasping breath—compressed with longing,…

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The Quiet Radicalism of a Canon: To Kill a Mockingbird

August 6, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

There are books that become so entrenched in the American educational canon, so lovingly embraced by…

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Revisiting Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice: The Lost Art of Romantic Integrity

August 1, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

More than two centuries after its publication, Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice continues to assert itself—not…

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A Garden of Good and Evil: East of Eden

July 7, 2025

by Natalie Taylor

Published in 1952, John Steinbeck’s East of Eden is a bold, sprawling novel that stretches across…

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Youth on the Edge: The Outsiders and the Struggle for Identity in 1960s America

The Burden of Memory, The Absence of Moral Clarity: Reconsidering Beloved

The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up: The Catcher and the Rye

A Future Already Lived: Brave New World in the Age of Algorithm and Apathy

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest: Kesey’s Classic Still Shocks and Startles

Growing Up, Gently: The Unassuming Brilliance of I Capture the Castle

A Fever of the Soul: The Agony and Genius of Crime and Punishment

How In Cold Blood Invented the Genre It Couldn’t Contain

A Century in a Breath: The Spell of One Hundred Years of Solitude

Dreams in Decay: The Enduring Allure of The Great Gatsby

The Quiet Radicalism of a Canon: To Kill a Mockingbird

Revisiting Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice: The Lost Art of Romantic Integrity

A Garden of Good and Evil: East of Eden

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