Sunday, July 12, 2020
This article has been reposted to curb a slew of spammed comments. As a reminder, clay Magazine has a strict policy concerning comments — spam conversations and romantic or mean-spirited comments will not be tolerated. Why can’t we get past? Why can’t we leave this evil land? We must […]
It’s nearing the summer months, and with all this free time, perhaps some of us have combed through our closets in preparation for the warmer weather. In this issue, I am going to look at vintage fashion history and how you can make period inspired outfits just from what is […]
Ladies and Gents, I proudly to presenteth to you an historical account of the very firsteth wigs to beeth createdeth for any kindeth of formaleth occasion (Maybe I went overboard on the -eths. I’ll try to tone it down a little). It all started back at the height of the […]
Bilbo had been upset to find out Aslan chose him to host the April shindig of literary characters. After the dwarves destroyed his home years ago, he gravely disliked hosting at his hobbit-hole. But he had been chosen and he dare not complain to Aslan. So he went on with […]
A literary masterpiece that has stood the test of time and sits on millions of students’ desks is William Golding’s novel, Lord of the Flies. In this heart-wrenching, beautiful, and terrifying masterpiece, Golding constructs a story that is spectacularly horrifying. On a remote island, young Ralph emerges from the ruins […]