by Madeleine Rose Jones | Dec 2, 2021 | literature
Harper Lee’s Go Set A Watchman is a highly debated novel for several reasons. For one, there are disputes about authorship, and whether Lee intended for GSAW to be published at all. Secondly, Go Set A Watchman takes beloved Atticus Finch – and reveals a history with...
by Madeleine Rose Jones | Nov 26, 2021 | History, literature, The World
It is impossible to exterminate evil, but it is possible to restrain and challenge it. As political movements rely on cartoonish and simplistic concepts of evil, as evident in the clickbait headlines during Trump’s presidency, it is imperative to develop a mature and...
by Madeleine Rose Jones | Nov 18, 2021 | Harry Potter, literature
Over the past few months, I’ve become fond of many Harry Potter ASMRs on YouTube. Considering the high levels of engagement, they receive; others enjoy them as well. You can explore Diagon Alley, Hogwarts at Christmas, or listen to the sea at Bill & Fleur’s house....
by Madeleine Rose Jones | Nov 16, 2021 | General Fiction, Personal, Writing Tips
Note: This is an old blog post. Months ago, I dropped English as a major. Since then, I’ve talked to English and Comparative Literature students, looked at the courses from a variety of universities (particularly in the UK, Canada and USA) and thought critically...
by Madeleine Rose Jones | Oct 15, 2021 | Liberty, literature
The British author Sebastian Faulks has said he will no longer write women. This comes after pressure from ‘fans’ and ‘book readers’ as well as criticism regarding Faulks depiction of women. Also adding to Faulks decision is the fear of...