Friday, September 24, 2021
Meet clay’s new editor recruit: Misa Stanton. You might find her seated at the Japanese bakery she is known to frequent, reading a beloved novel, playing a strategy game, or daydreaming about ski season. Misa resides in Denver, Colorado with her family, and this semester, she is excited to begin […]
Reading is a universally enjoyed activity. Many centuries ago, the human race used books as a source of information, as a source of communication, and later as a source of entertainment. To this day, there remains something indescribable about paper textures and the scent of glue in a newly-bound novel. […]
[Setting]: Alice’s dining room – verdant wallpaper, a set table, and frippery Alice was due to be compiling notes for her chemistry exam for the twenty-third week of the semester. She was due to be in the house, reserved from the claws of the sinister character of the outside world. […]
David Copperfield, Charles Dickens This book is, without a doubt, one of those with a large ego and 719 pages that demands your immediate attention and requires it for the next two months until the life of every word has been sucked out and fully digested. And yet, with its […]
J.R.R. Tolkien is the beloved author of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, but there are lesser-known tales he penned that deserve our attention. Here, then, is another masterpiece of his, a short story that most have never encountered: Leaf by Niggle. Really, the title should be read […]