W: Anahita Padmanabhan
-
Books
Review: Into the Water
Anahita Padmanabhan ‘18/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Earlier this month Paula Hankins, author of the New York Times Bestselling novel, The…
Read More » -
Books
Books to Read for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Anahita Padmanabhan ‘18/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This topic is one that has been considered taboo…
Read More » -
Books
Opinionated Authors Aren't Going Away
Many authors have been expressing their opinions through social media. One notable example is JK Rowling who has commented on…
Read More » -
Books
Opinionated Authors Aren’t Going Away
Many authors have been expressing their opinions through social media. One notable example is JK Rowling who has commented on…
Read More » -
Books
Book Review: The Refugees
Each of the eight stories gives a glimpse into the lives of individuals, with point of views ranging from recent…
Read More » -
Books
Review: Born a Crime by Trevor Noah
Born a Crime is about racism, about wanting to belong but being unsure how, and most importantly, it’s about Noah’s…
Read More » -
Books
Novel to Film: "Inferno"
Anahita Padmanabhan ’18 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Inferno is the third installment in the film series following the fictional Robert…
Read More » -
Books
Novel to Film: “Inferno”
Anahita Padmanabhan ’18 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Inferno is the third installment in the film series following the fictional Robert…
Read More » -
Books
Ten of the Scariest Literary Characters
With October in full swing, Halloween is fast approaching. While this is usually a time for scary movies, books can…
Read More » -
Books
From Morocco to Syria: The Enduring Importance of Libraries
Anahita Padmanabhan ’18/Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer This year, al-Qarawiyyin Library opened its door to everyone. This may not seem like a…
Read More »