“Playing to the Gallery: Helping Contemporary Art in Its Struggle to Be Understood” by Grayson Perry Alexa Donovan, Deputy Arts Editor My copy of “Playing to the Gallery: Helping Contemporary Art in Its Struggle to Be Understood” has coffee stains on the cover, pages warped from water damage and a torn spine. I have.
“Thirst for Salt” by Madelaine Lucas Alexa Donovan, Deputy Arts Editor “It’s in the water where she first sees him,” reads the blurb of “Thirst for Salt” by Madelaine Lucas. I was immediately pulled into Lucas’ debut novel after reading this line, yearning to feel the moment when saltwater seeps into sun-kissed skin .
“Penance” by Eliza Clark Emily Genova, Copy Chief “Penance” is a dream read for those who love true crime podcasts. The novel centers around the night that three teenage girls killed their classmate, exploring what drove them to commit the murder. After introducing the case, the novel inspects each of the killers: Girl A,.
“Stay True: A Memoir” by Hua Hsu Krish Dev, Deputy News Editor In his personal essay for The New Yorker, “My Dad and Kurt Cobain,” Hua Hsu discusses his experience as an Asian American growing up in Cupertino, California. Having lived in the city for most of my life and relating to his story,.