Subject
Literature
Criticism and close reading, from Homer to the present.Literature · PoetryDoes the Land Remember?By Aneirin Sprake-Harris · 27 Oct 2026Literature · PoetryThe Battle of Orphir: An ElegyBy Anthony J Kleem · 16 Oct 2026Literature · EssayThe Other Lion: Aslan, the Incarnation and "Us Lions"By R.C. Horton · 9 Oct 2026Literature · EssayUnder His Eye: Surveillance, Religion, and Control in The Handmaid's TaleBy Evan Rogers · 6 Oct 2026Literature · PoetryCædmon's ChronicleBy Alexander Birch · 5 Oct 2026Literature · PoetryThe RuinBy Aneirin Sprake-Harris · 1 Oct 2026Literature · EssaySir Ian McKellen and “The Strangers’ Case” By Edward Clark · 25 Sept 2026Literature · EssayRobin Hood, Dante and Saint Augustine: Theology, Poetry and Folklore in Sherwood ForestBy Alex Boyd · 25 Sept 2026Literature · FictionSecond and TenBy Dale Hinnsworth · 19 Sept 2026Literature · EssayThe Messy Yet Parallel Succession Claims in House of the Dragon and MahabharatBy Adit Chandrachud · 18 Sept 2026Literature · FictionA Minute's LifeBy Cindy Ouyang · 18 Sept 2026Literature · EssayDaughter of the Earth: Sita's Refusal in Sita's RamayanaBy Rhea Jaggi · 16 Sept 2026Literature · PoetryThe rains come againBy Max Geffin · 15 Sept 2026Literature · EssayThe Role of Swiss Neutrality in “The Visit”By Alec Grinter · 14 Sept 2026Literature · EssayA Fracturing of a Face: An Exploration of the Twentieth-Century Disruption of Victorian Physiognomic TendenciesBy Maya Elton · 13 Sept 2026Literature · EssayGender, Agency and Spiritual Liberation in the Buddhist TherīgāthāBy Rhea Jaggi · 10 Sept 2026Literature · EssayThe Erasure of Motherhood in FrankensteinBy Ishanvi Gunnowree · 9 Sept 2026Literature · EssayConstructing Criminal Agency: Narratives, Identity, and Violence in Macbeth and OthelloBy Lola Hobson · 7 Sept 2026Literature · EssayCompare the Role of Isolation as Spaces of Moral Revelation in And Then There Were None and The Ballad of Reading GaolBy Lola Hobson · 7 Sept 2026Literature · EssayConformity and Rebellion: Joyce and Bennett on Education and IdentityBy Hector Hallett · 6 Sept 2026Literature · EssayThe Illusion of Choice: A Reading of Larkin’s ‘Dockery and Son’By Hector Hallett · 6 Sept 2026Literature · PoetryBritannia BereavedBy J.R. Hamilton · 31 Aug 2026Literature · EssayThe Creature as Eve: Liminality in Shelley’s FrankensteinBy Hector Hallett · 12 Jun 2026Literature · EssayParis France, Gertrude SteinBy Hector Hallett · 12 Jun 2026
