If my English major doesn’t tip anyone off, I’d say my go-to question of “What’s your favorite book?” does (which means I should maybe come up with better questions, but that’s another story).

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The Stanford L. Warren branch reopened after a three-year closure. Its history is anchored by a formative donation—and ...

Trans Theology and Renaissance Literature," the author's political theology implicates transphobia as a crucial underpinning ...

I was making Kraft macaroni and cheese on an illegal hot plate in my dorm,” Han recalled. “I had an illegal hot plate because ...

This is a smart, sweeping saga certainly marks out Catherine Airey as a new literary talent, but the book has its problems ...