This is the highest degree of literature mankind has ever seen, better than Porklet, better than the Harry Potter, and dare I say better than anything ChatGPT has ever written! Just look at: Kinney’s perfect description of the events that … Continue reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid Review
Having been left with a violent case of ‘fictional hangover’ after rereading Tolkien’s fantasy trilogy this summer, the opportunity to return to middle earth was one I could not pass up. Naturally then, when Amazon video released its new Lord of the Rings television series in September, I was fully prepared— buttered popcorn in one hand, chocolates in the other. One episode later, my excitement was dulled. Several more, and it was gone completely. By the eighth and final episode, I was worn and disappointed. Admittedly, my expectations may have been overly optimistic, but this does not negate the unfortunate mediocrity … Continue reading Review: The Rings of Power
“Deep in the human unconscious is a pervasive need for a logical universe that makes sense. But the real universe is always one step beyond logic.” Along the coastline of Florence, Oregon, blankets of sand unfurl across the landscape, purling … Continue reading Dune: Book Review
Dandelion Body is a collection of poetry that focuses on the exploration of self and how identity as a third culture kid is affected by the digital world. The author, Mia Cheung, is a senior at Shanghai American School, who recently got … Continue reading Dandelion Body: Book Review