Tape Hernandez utilizes Ernest Becker’s novel “The Denial of Death” to review a Key Food coconut.

Darla Warlick discusses musician Bladee’s complete shift from darker lyrics and synth-heavy beats to an overall lighter, more hopeful sound.

Reace Dedon draws parallels between the 2010s surge in dystopian books and how Gen-Z is approaching the real world politically and socially.

Caroline Owen considers how a perpetual winter would affect New York City.

Tape Hernandez pens what they call a “reverse book review,” in which the book itself isn’t discussed but used as a tool to highlight reality

Nicole Morrissey rates five horror movies to watch for the fall to raise your spooky spirits.

Trent Tourbour discusses the different ways that ghosts can be created, both in death or while a person is still living.

Darla Warlick reflects upon her experience with ‘ghosting’ in online dating and the manner in which these ghosts continue to haunt her.

Weston Tybor explores the attempts classic horror franchises are making to adapt to a modern audience.

Emma Vall speaks on the internal difficulties she faced while closeted and how she “came out.”

Hannah Power recounts from her childhood her first confession in the Catholic church and the religious disillusionment it left her.

Ingrid Jones recounts her experience with antidepressants in a time where depression is romanticized in the media.