How to Start Reading Classic Literature Without Falling Asleep
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How to Start Reading Classic Literature Without Falling Asleep

Because Not Every Classic Has to Feel Like a Sleep Aid Let’s be honest—when people hear the words classic literature, many immediately picture dusty old books filled with long-winded descriptions, obscure vocabulary, and plotlines that move slower than a turtle with a sprained ankle. But classic lit doesn’t have to feel like an academic endurance…

If Shakespeare Was Alive Today, Would He Write Sitcoms?
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If Shakespeare Was Alive Today, Would He Write Sitcoms?

From iambic pentameter to prime-time comedy? William Shakespeare: the bard, the myth, the legend. He gave us Hamlet’s existential crisis, Juliet’s poor decision-making, and some of the best insults ever thrown on stage. But what if he were alive today, navigating streaming services, TikTok trends, and the Golden Age of Television? Would he be crafting…

Cute white rabbit wearing glasses, reading a book on a green background.
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How to Explain Modernism to Your Pet in 5 Steps

A Quirky, Simplified Guide to Literary Chaos So, you’ve decided to introduce your pet to Modernist literature—a literary movement that confused even the humans who created it. If your pet can understand commands like “sit” and “stay,” surely they can grasp stream of consciousness, fragmented narratives, and existential despair, right? Here’s how you can break…

Literary Characters On Instagram
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Literary Characters On Instagram

What Would Famous Literary Characters Post on Instagram? Social media has become the grand stage for self-expression, humblebrags, and passive-aggressive subtweets—so what if history’s most iconic literary characters had Instagram accounts? Let’s dive into a parallel universe where Hamlet is a moody influencer, and Elizabeth Bennet is the queen of bookish reels. 1. Hamlet (@ToPostOrNotToPost)Caption:…

Brontë Sisters Comparison
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Brontë Sisters Comparison

Emily Brontë vs. Charlotte Brontë: Battle of the Brooding Romantics When it comes to English literature’s reigning queens of 19th-century angst, few rival the Brontë sisters, Emily and Charlotte. These two literary powerhouses gifted the world with brooding heroes, windswept moors, and enough emotional turmoil to keep readers sighing for centuries. But who takes the…

Oscar Wilde’s Wit
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Oscar Wilde’s Wit

Oscar Wilde’s Wit: 10 Quotes That Will Make You Smirk If literary sass were an Olympic sport, Oscar Wilde would have taken home gold every time. The Irish playwright, poet, and all-around literary troublemaker was famous for his razor-sharp wit, flamboyant personality, and scathing social critiques wrapped in humor so clever it could cut glass….

Geoffrey Chaucer
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Geoffrey Chaucer

Who Was Geoffrey Chaucer, Really? If you’ve ever taken an English lit class, you’ve probably heard of Geoffrey Chaucer—the so-called “Father of English Literature.” But let’s be honest: unless you’re a medieval lit enthusiast, Chaucer’s name might conjure up vague memories of high school textbooks, confusing Middle English, and something about a bunch of pilgrims…