As many an unimaginative horror movie has quipped, “high school is hell”—and WT is no exception. Here are a few of my favorite spooky movies that aim to validate the bizarre occurrences that happen...

Dark February is an odd month. Although technically the last classified as the last dregs of winter, it feels the longest, bleakest, and furthest away from summer. It lacks the hopeful possibilities...

Clocking in at a mere 219 pages, Meg Wolitzer’s The Wife packs a dense punch, as though a much larger novel had been shrunken down through some Ant-Man technology into this slim volume. Told from...

  January: Stardust by Neil Gaiman Stardust is a fairytale, fitting in far better with the likes of Grimm than of Disney. The tale follows Tristran Thorn, a lovesick eighteen-year-old who...

Et Cetera: Bi-Weekly Recommendations by Esmé Bessor-Foreman “Cloud Layer” by Yu Hong   Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes Welcome to 2019, where the government is still shutdown and eggs are...

  When one thinks of childhood and teenagedom, death tends to stick to the periphery, if anywhere. Alison Bechdel’s autobiographical graphic novel Fun Home flips the script and puts death...