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Woman Crush Wednesday: Luna Lovegood
Choosing a favorite characters is hard, but certain characters are more appealing than others, like the eccentric yet lovable Luna…
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“Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” Book to Film: What’s the Difference?
Samantha Schraub ’20 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, originally a novel by Ransom Riggs published…
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Vloggers to Authors?
It’s true, YouTubers are easy to market. They’ve already got fanbases in the millions, and they’ve already established a brand…
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Magic in Our Own World
This genre brings a refreshing hope for those who live with their nose in a book; it makes the reader…
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Make Your Home Among Emersonians, Jennine Capó Crucet
The “When did you decide to become a writer?” question might be the bane of every author’s existence. It’s a…
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Book to Movie Review: The Girl on the Train
Converting a bestselling novel into a blockbuster hit is a tricky business; the outcome can vary from complete disaster to…
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Review: “Slasher Girls & Monster Boys” Attempts to Scare
Marissa Secreto ’19 / Emertainment Monthly Assistant Editor As fall progresses and the air gets colder, the horror genre becomes more relevant and…
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Review: "Slasher Girls & Monster Boys" Attempts to Scare
Marissa Secreto ’19 / Emertainment Monthly Assistant Editor As fall progresses and the air gets colder, the horror genre becomes more relevant and…
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Author Profile: And But So, Welcome to David Foster Wallace
David Foster Wallace was involution. He was addiction. He was an anxious little boy. He was an admirer of great…
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Review: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Still Scares Today
Jeannette Mooney ’20 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer/Contributor With October comes Halloween fever, and what better way to celebrate than board…
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