The hero’s journey is a very common plot outline employed in movies, novels, and more. Even if you have never heard of it before, you’ve “The College Student’s Guide to the Hero’s Journey”
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The Jane Austen Summer Project: Part Two
I was very pleased to find the second trilogy of the Jane Austen canon just as charming and enthralling as the first. With a diverse “The Jane Austen Summer Project: Part Two”
The Jane Austen Summer Project: Part One
What does an editing major do over the summer, you may wonder, besides work and write? When a pandemic ensues, and there’s more time to “The Jane Austen Summer Project: Part One”
Book Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
The most precious gift 2020 has given me – perhaps apart from extra time spent at home with my family – is the opportunity to “Book Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes”
Sunday Thoughts: June 14th, 2020
For the past year or so, I have been learning how to play the guitar. I first picked up a guitar in the sixth grade. “Sunday Thoughts: June 14th, 2020”
Hope and History
Nearly a month ago, I arrived at work in the basement of the Harold B. Lee Library, which had been transformed into what seemed the “Hope and History”
Find Your Niche: A Tour of Cedar Fort Publishing & Media
This past Tuesday I had the opportunity to join BYU’s STET: The Editor’s Network club on a tour of Cedar Fort Publishing & Media. We “Find Your Niche: A Tour of Cedar Fort Publishing & Media”
I Believe in Women
“I desire to do all in my power to help elevate the condition of my own people, especially women. I have desired with all my “I Believe in Women”
Just Mercy: Hope to the Hopeless
On what I thought was just another Friday night at the movies, I had the privilege of viewing the new film Just Mercy (dir. Destin “Just Mercy: Hope to the Hopeless”
Thoughts on A Farewell to Arms
I made a New Year’s resolution to read one novel a month. I was the author of my own undoing when I specified that it “Thoughts on A Farewell to Arms”