Many of Woolf’s early reviewers noted parallels between her literary innovations and those of contemporary composers, such as Claude Debussy.
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Scrolling Through the Aesthetic World of Bookstagram
Bookstagram, a corner of Instagram where bibliophiles review and talk about the books they're reading, has been a wonderful and life-changing find. But it also has its own share of …
Virginia Woolf on the Magic of Going to the Cinema
The experience of going to the cinema is unique, wrote Woolf.
Can Robots Write Stories?
Strange things unfold when artificial intelligence attempts to write a story. Author Daniel Kehlmann recounts his co-authoring experiment with an algorithm, describing possibilities and pitfalls.
Review | The Innards of Toxic Masculinity
In her book 'The Anger of Saintly Men', Anubha Yadav painstakingly etches the ways in which masculinity is moulded, reinforced, and applauded in our society.
Kashmir: Young Authors Face the Pitfalls of Self-Publishing
Many young authors from the Valley have gotten onto the self-publishing bandwagon only to face troubles like poor editing and sales.
Book Review: The Tales of Generation X Feel as Poignant Now as in the 1990s
Published in 1991, Douglas Coupland's 'Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture' tells the story of over-educated, under-employed young people who lament the broken world they've inherited.