Grace Hare, Life & Arts Reporter
• August 26, 2022
Any avid reader can be guilty of watching their bedside stack of books grow to an embarrassing, unmanageable size as new novels get published and broadcast across social media feeds. This summer is no...
Mimi Calzada, Life and Arts Reporter
• July 7, 2022
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 6, 2022 flipbook.
CW: Mention of homophobia and hate speech
Susan Post first opened BookWoman on Guadalupe Street with a group of 13 women...
With millions of users registered to fanfiction websites like Wattpad and Archive of Our Own, the prevalence of fanfiction in popular culture continues to grow in significant lengths. Recently, popular...
Kaiya Little, Senior Life and Arts reporter
• April 12, 2022
Thumbing through the pages of a thriller, Emily Bradley’s eyes pick up the pace, moving quickly from line to line. Among the many books on the human dimensions of organizations sophomore’s bookshelf,...
With heavy course loads and full schedules, finding time to settle into a comfortable spot and read a book can prove difficult for most college students. However, a new book offers an opportunity to relax...
Sofia Treviño, Life and Arts Associate Editor
• January 27, 2022
In early 19th century Edinburgh, Scotland, 17-year-old Hazel Sinnett finds love in an unusual setting — a graveyard.
“Anatomy: A Love Story” by Dana Schwartz, published on Jan. 18, puts a fresh...
Reya Mosby, Life and Arts Associate Editor
• January 21, 2022
Editor's note: This article first appeared in the Jan. 18, 2022 flipbook.
As a high school sophomore, Emily Kane looked expectantly at her reading list for the year — the same Westernized books deemed...
Jade Emerson, Life and Arts reporter
• December 18, 2021
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the November 5 flipbook.
While reading “From the Ashes of Sobibor: A Story of Survival,” for the first time, Barbara Laubenthal, associate professor...
Jade Emerson, Life and Arts reporter
• December 18, 2021
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the October 22 flipbook.
Zoe Mantarakis believes sharing stories builds bridges and serves as a gateway to inherent human connection.
Mantarakis, an...
Jade Emerson, Life and Arts reporter
• December 17, 2021
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the October 19 flipbook.
Content Warning: Mentions of suicide
As a writer himself, Kirk Lynn, an associate professor of playwriting and directing,...
Sofia Treviño, Life and Arts Senior Reporter
• December 14, 2021
Editor's Note: This first appeared in the October 11 flipbook.
Celebrated every October, National Book Month allows people to dive into stories and grow their passion for reading. To help those with...
Sofia Treviño, Life and Arts Reporter
• November 23, 2021
After a long, stressful semester, The Daily Texan compiled a list of books students recommended to read to wind down during winter break. Grab some hot chocolate, put on your favorite Christmas pajamas...
