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Reviews

Cover of "homebody" by Rupi Kaur (Kiela Jefferson)

homebody, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern • Mar 27, 2024

This article expresses the views of its author(s), separate from those of this publication. Readers are encouraged to comment or submit a Letter to the Editor to share their opinions. To submit a Letter...

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Iron Jawed Angels, a review

Iron Jawed Angels, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern • Mar 26, 2024

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Cover of "Home" by Whitney Hanson (Kiela Jefferson)

Home, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern • Mar 25, 2024
In her poetry collection “Home,” Whitney Hanson develops a collection that explores the nuances of love, grief and healing. Though the collection is advertised as focusing on peace, identity and direction with a median of heartbreak, it was much more than that. She used her journey and experiences, with each poem a checkpoint.
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Cover art of Red, White & Royal Blue (Photo courtesy of Amazon Prime Video)

Red, White & Royal Blue, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern • Mar 25, 2024
Alex Claremont-Diaz, son of the president of the United States, and Prince Henry of Britain hate each other. After they cause a drunken scandal, they are obligated to play nice to salvage international relations.
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Ten fanfiction reads for spring break

Ten fanfiction reads for spring break

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern • Mar 19, 2024
Fanfiction is fiction written by a fan, featuring elements (usually characters or settings) from another story. Since the advent of copyright law, fanfiction has been considered slightly less broad. It is free to write, publish and read; nobody gains any profit from other authors’ ideas.
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Cover of The First Day by R.E. Druin

Power of Ten: The First Day, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern • Mar 11, 2024
When something extra-dimensional tries to eat the Earth, it is stopped by the machinations of The Archmage through plans and protections years in the making. Foreseeing such events, The Archmage created a virtual reality game (Power of Ten) to train and prepare the masses; those who played the game were the most prepared and took charge during the ensuing apocalypses.
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(Photo courtesy of UNF Swoop Troupe)

Carrie: The Musical, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern • Mar 11, 2024
The University of North Florida’s theatre club Swoope Troupe hosted its three-day premiere of Carrie: The Musical last month. This production based on Stephen King's novel and the 1976 film adaptation exceeded my expectations.
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Indexing, a review

Indexing, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern • Feb 14, 2024

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Picture of "What the River Knows" cover (Kiela Jefferson)

What the River Knows, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern • Feb 12, 2024
“What the River Knows” by Isabel Ibañez is a historical fantasy similar to Agatha Christie's books such as “A Haunting in Venice'' and “Death on the Nile." The story follows Inez Oliveria, a talented member of upper society with artistic abilities and knowledge of Egypt. 
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Fanart of Parahumans: Worm (Photo courtesy of Abi Ibarra)

Parahumans: Worm, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern • Feb 11, 2024
“Parahumans: Worm” is a complete web serial, an online novel that updates one chapter at a time. Started in June 2011 and finished in late 2013, “Worm” is completely online, completely free and comes broken up into small chapters for your convenience. At over 1 million words, “Worm” is an intimidatingly long read, but it is definitely worth trying. 
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Photo of the cover of "Lore" (Kiela Jefferson)

Lore: A twist on Greek mythology

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern • Feb 6, 2024

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Doctor Who: The Church On Ruby Road, a review

Doctor Who: The Church On Ruby Road, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern • Jan 31, 2024
Doctor Who is the oldest science fiction show still airing, starting in 1963. Even Star Trek only aired its first episode in 1966. The titular Doctor is an alien with a time machine that doubles as a spaceship, going on wacky adventures across time and space.
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