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pooja sagar·May 23Pakshi PakshiFor years, I tried to find different paths to become a writer. If you ask my brothers about my younger self, they will say that they got…
Kshitij.·Apr 24What rowed the boat in Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse?Firstly: no, this is not about Macalister; secondly: the following article contains spoilers, so proceed with caution.
Conciencia & Palabra·Apr 4El laberinto del tiempo: análisis de la fuga del tiempo como parte del existencialismo literarioAnálisis literario: Ambas obras tocan temas propios del existencialismo literario que tuvo su cumbre en el siglo XX, siglo donde la…
Jen Lacroix·Mar 12“The Better Craftsman: Pound, Cannell, and the Engine of Modernism (1914–1924)”PART II of a 3-part Medium series on Ezra Pound
Jen Lacroix·Mar 5Rooms Below the Noise: Ezra Pound Before the Storm (1908–1914)PART I of a 3-part Medium series on Ezra Pound
Jen Lacroix·Feb 13The Man in the Second Syllable: Skipwith Cannell and the Spark of ImagismA follow‑up to the Kitty Cannell seriesA response icon1A response icon1
Jen Lacroix·Feb 1War, Words, and the World She Left Behind: Kitty Cannell’s Final Years and Enduring LegacyPART III — A Medium Three‑Part Series on the Life of Kathleen “Kitty” Eaton Cannell
Jen Lacroix·Jan 31The Pen and the Paris Salon: Kitty Cannell’s Rise as an Empowered International JournalistPART II — A Medium Three‑Part Series on the Life of Kathleen “Kitty” Eaton Cannell
InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyMhairi Evans·Jan 15What Happens When a Novel Refuses to Resolve YouVirginia Woolf refuses to turn insight into healingA response icon2A response icon2
