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“Imogen, Obviously” is a funny and heartfelt coming-of-age story

“Imogen, Obviously” is a funny and heartfelt coming-of-age story

Delaney Morgan | April 27, 2023

Known for writing queer young adult novels, Becky Albertalli faced years of criticism for doing so as a cishet woman; especially after her 2015 bestseller “Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda” became...

Five of the Best Books of 2022

Five of the Best Books of 2022

Delaney Morgan | February 8, 2023

Now that we are well into February, I am sure exactly what you are looking for is another “best of 2022” list. No? Too bad. There are so many amazing books that came out in the last year, and while...

“Lessons in Chemistry”: Good Story, Bad Feminism

Delaney Morgan | September 29, 2022

Content warnings for Lessons in Chemistry: sexual assault, sexual harassment, death, grief, death of a loved one, car crash, suicide, mentions of homophobia, references to child sexual abuse, bombs One...

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Still from Bridgerton season 2

“Bridgerton” Season 2: a Romantic Fantasy Worth the Watch

Delaney Morgan | April 20, 2022

This article contains some spoilers for “Bridgerton” season 2   Just over a year ago, I wrote a relatively scathing article expounding how much I disliked the book “The Viscount who Loved...

Your Spring Break Reading Guide

Delaney Morgan | March 16, 2022

Spring break is officially here! While we all welcome this respite from classes, I know some of you just don’t know how to spend a week without anything scheduled. Others might just need a way to wind...

Romance Reads for Your Valentine’s Day Pleasure

Delaney Morgan | February 9, 2022

Happy (almost) Valentine’s Day! Valentine’s Day is a very weird holiday in that people experience it wildly differently. For some, it is a day to spend with your significant other. Some people use...

Where to Listen to Audiobooks (Without Supporting Amazon)

Delaney Morgan | November 17, 2021

Listen, I love audiobooks. They are great whether you are trying to multitask, want something to fall asleep to or just can’t seem to focus on words on a page. Unfortunately, the mainstream source of...

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Books for The Halloween Season

Delaney Morgan | October 17, 2021

The weather is cooling, the leaves are turning and something is in the air. Halloween is creeping closer, and if you’re anything like me, this means you want to curl up under a blanket with a mug of...

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Celebrate #biweek with Bisexual Books

Delaney Morgan | October 13, 2021

Thursday, Sept. 23, was Bisexual Visibility Day. To keep the celebration going, I wanted to share five books featuring bisexual characters. It should go without saying that this is a very slim list of...

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Casey McQuiston, “Red, White & Royal Blue” author, visits Wellesley College Book Club

Delaney Morgan | May 2, 2021

On Thursday April 22, the Wellesley Book Club hosted author Casey McQuiston for a Q&A. Casey McQuiston is the author of new adult books Red, White & Royal Blue, and the upcoming One Last Stop....

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Book recs based on your favorite 2000s nostalgia Film

Delaney Morgan | March 21, 2021

Who doesn’t love a good 2000s film? We all have that favorite movie from our childhood that we watched over and over and that partially consumed our identities at the age of 12. Right? I am here to give...

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Why You Shouldn’t Read the “Bridgerton” Books, and What To Read Instead

Delaney Morgan | March 8, 2021

As I’m sure many did, I binged the entirety of Bridgerton in just a couple of days.  In case you’ve been living under a rock for the last two months, Bridgerton is a Netflix original TV series...

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Queer Storylines in “The Prom” Fall Flat

Delaney Morgan | February 28, 2021

While most of this review is going to be a fairly harsh critique of The Prom, I do want to get one thing out of the way: I genuinely enjoyed this movie. Despite the faults that I will spend the rest of...

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Six 2020 Book Releases You Should Read Right Now

Delaney Morgan | November 23, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has managed to affect literally everything – books included. Most new books rely on book tours and other forms of press that involve in-person interaction. As a result, authors...

Dear Wellesley: stop shaming virgins

Delaney Morgan | September 26, 2020

After getting sent home early spring semester, Wellesley students seemed desperate to continue to connect with each other. One way this manifested was a flurry of various Wellesley-themed Instagram accounts....

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Good f******g question: How Stupid F******g Bird approaches art

Delaney Morgan | November 20, 2019

The first five minutes of “Stupid F*****g Bird” are a good indicator of how the remainder of the show went. It revels in its use of profanity, hoping to provoke the audience. If the title did not already...

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