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Study Help: The Boarding House from James Joyce's Dubliners
James Joyce wrote Dubliners to show the "paralysis" taking hold of the Irish people. In the Boarding House he shows the reader the strangling force of religious and socioeconomic expectations.
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A Timeline of Technological Advancement as Told Through 15 Country Songs
Country music may have a love-hate relationship with technology, but this big world keeps changing & country music can't help but reflect it. Here are 15 songs that tell the story of innovation.
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Study Help: Cleopatra Imagery in 19th Century English Novels: Middlemarch and Villette
19th century female authors, George Eliot and Charlotte Brontë use the image of Cleopatra to show their own female protagnists' moral sensibilities and frustration with the roles available to women.
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Study Help: Nicholas Bulstrode’s Religious Egotism and Hypocrisy in Middlemarch
Middlemarch by English author George Eliot, can be an intimidating book. Here you will find some helpful hints on how to begin to think about one of its principal chapters, Nicholas Bulstrode.
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Top 10 Songs About Moonshine in Country Music History
There is an undeniable rebel spirit at the heart of country music. No wonder so many artists have sung about the business of bootlegging and the moonshine it produces. Check out the top 10 songs here.
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Top 10 Country Songs About Tequila
Nothing can get a bunch of country fans riled-up and ready to party like a round of tequila. Perhaps that’s why so many country singers have sung the praises of this south-of-the-border liquor.
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Top 13 Country Songs About Love and Murder
Within the genre of country music these two themes appear together far more often than one would hope. Here are 13 country songs which tell the ill-fated tales of the ways in which love can go wrong.
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Master Manipulator or Emotionally Rash: Cleopatra in Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra
Shakespeare as a master of depicting the subtleties of human nature, provides an unsimplified portrayal of Cleopatra the exquisite Queen of the Nile both as a passionate woman and cunning manipulator.
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The Day We Climbed the Mountain
A short story by Isabella King.
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Study Help: Othello's Soliloquy 5.2.1-21 "It is the cause, it is the cause..."
Interpretation, meaning, and analysis of Othello's Soliloquy before the murder of Desdemona (5.2.1-21) from Shakespeare's classic tragedy Othello: The Moor of Venice. Act 5 scene 2 lines 1-21.
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Study Help: "The South" by Langston Hughes
A detailed analysis and meaning of "The South," a poem written by the famed African American poet Langston Hughes in the 1920s.
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Songs as Poetry: Neil Young's "Needle and the Damage Done"
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Song Meanings: Tennessee Whiskey
An Analysis & proposed meaning of "Tennessee Whiskey", written in 1980 by Dean Dillon and Linda Hargrove, but was most recently recorder by Chris Stapleton in 2015. The song feat
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Little Lies
A short story by Isabella King, published in the spring 2016 issue of the Wellesley Review.
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Aboriginal Art: Naata Nungurrayi
Prior to the 1980's art produced by Aboriginal artists such as Naata Nungurrayi was valued only as a source of ethnographic information rather than as a legitimate form of artistic expression.
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Study Help: John Milton's On His Being Arrived to the Age of Twenty-Three (1631)
Explanation, Analysis, and Interpretation of On His Being Arrived to the Age of Twenty-Three (1631) written by John Milton, the notable author of Paradise Lost the greatest epic poem in English.
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Knuckles
A short story by Isabella King, published in the fall 2017 issue of the Wellesley Review.
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Dorm Room Cooking: Eclair Cake
For those of us still in college and on a meal plan, finding ways to make food without a proper kitchen at our disposal can be a challenge. Luckily, this Eclair Cake recipe is simple and delicious.
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Why are Men’s and Women’s Bikes Shaped Differently?
So really...why are men’s and women’s bikes shaped differently? The answer has to do with outdated fashion rules that women no longer have to follow...so why does the difference persist?
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Top 10 Male-Female Duets in Country Music
Some of the best country songs ever made are male/female duets. There is something inherently powerful about the way these songs blend both voices and perspectives to create a relatable narrative.
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Valparaiso Street Art: Travel Chile
If you find yourself traveling in South America, Valparaiso is a must see. In this article you will find a catalogue and history of the kind of street art and graffiti this vibrant city have to offer.
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Christmas-Themed Snowflake Templates
Use these 5 Christmas Themed Snowflake Templates to create beautiful and intricate decorations in your home this year!
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5 Original Skull Tattoo Designs
The human skull is one of the most popularly used elements in the world of tattoos. If you are considering a skull inspired tattoo make sure to check out these 5 original designs before getting inked!
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The Ultimate Holiday Country Music Playlist
This ultimate holiday country music playlist includes 40 of the best festive songs that the genre has to offer. Celebrate the season with your favorite country legends and current stars!
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7 of the Most Famous and Recognizable Portraits in Art History Still Relevant to Pop Culture Today
The following 7 artists were able to cement themselves and their famous portraits into the fabric of modern Pop Culture allowing these images to take on a cultural significance of their own.
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Rock N Roll Halloween: Make Kiss-Themed Pumpkins Using Templates
Bring a little Rock N Roll to your Halloween decorations this year with these KISS inspired pumpkin carving templates!
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10 DIY Halloween Dog Costumes that Won’t Drive Them Crazy
In the spirit of the upcoming spooky holiday season, here are some great and easy DIY costumes for your dog this Halloween that hopefully won’t end up shredded on the floor.
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Grandma’s Creamed Corn: A Simple and Delicious Southern Classic
One of Grandma's most classic and simple recipes that will win over any hungry crowd!
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Manjar Crepes: A Chilean Favorite
A step-by-step recipe on how to make manjar crepes from scratch
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Although I was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, I attend Wellesley College 12 miles outside of Boston, Massachusetts where I am earning my degree in Studio Art and English with a concentration in Creative Writing.
I am an artist, writer, music lover and world traveler. I aspire to put these talents to good use in my future career as a freelance writer and artist.
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