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The Annex: In-Depth Analysis & Reviews
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The Dichotomy of Justice: Why Orwell’s ‘Burmese Days’ Still Resonates
2 Jan 2012
Might vs. Right: Why Manufactured Heroism Fails in ‘The Once and Future King’
29 Dec 2011
Why We Are All ‘Don Quixote’: How Cervantes Mocks the Reader
14 Dec 2011
Have We Lost Our Myths? A Review of ‘The Hero With A Thousand Faces’
2 Dec 2011
Real Irony vs. Bad Luck: Analyzing the Twists in O. Henry’s ’41 Stories’
12 Nov 2011
Meeting Alice Walker
30 Oct 2011
He Has Become War: The Dark Truth of ‘The Forgotten Soldier’
13 Oct 2011
‘Them’ by Jon Ronson Review: Hilarious, Terrifying & Stranger Than Fiction
31 Aug 2011
Why You Should Never Read Hemingway’s Short Stories Like a Novel
16 Aug 2011
Choosing Life Over Revenge: An Analysis of ‘Not My Turn to Die’
2 Jun 2011
Why F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Short Stories Are Better Than His Novels
11 May 2011
Is East of Eden the Best Book Ever? A Review on Love, Choice, and Genesis
8 Apr 2011
Inside the War Room: Why ‘Obama’s Wars’ Unveils a Government at Odds with Itself
29 Mar 2011
‘The Diamond Age’ Review: Why Stephenson’s “Mutated Fairy Tale” Blew My Mind
2 Feb 2011
‘Trick or Treatment’ Book Review: The Science of Alternative Medicine
27 Dec 2010
Why “Whiteness” Hurts Us All: A Personal Review of ‘Speaking Treason Fluently’
13 Nov 2010
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