Literature
In the margins
Lars BeckerThe "dark academia" aesthetic did what billions in education spending couldn't: it made young people care about classic literature.
Nadja BeckerEnglish author Ken Follett's latest historical novel, published in 2025, transports readers approximately 2,500 years into the past to explore the lives of Neolithic people. We know remarkably litt
The traditional publishing gatekeepers, the literary agents, the Big Five publishers, the months long submission processes, no longer hold exclusive dominion over who gets to call themselves a publish
BulgakovWilson builds Prometheus Rising on Timothy Leary’s eight-circuit model, which he describes as “a tool for understanding the human nervous system.”
Dante Alighieri’s Inferno takes you on a journey, a wild trip through Hell. What stands out is the structure. Dante built a detailed, organized Hell.
Marquis Karabas—an aging and extremely negative character from the fairy tale "Puss in Boots," specifically an evil wizard and man-eater—sat in deep sorrow on a beautiful sofa in his still-owned castle.
