Thanks to the rocket-speed growth of social media platforms, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) plays a crucial role in writing. Writing is a means of communication conveying what is in your mind to others and making your ideas understood. It’s one … Continue reading How to Improve SEO in Your Writing to Hook Your Target Audience
Why is it important to write? This blog post is about Eastern Europe. But before I discuss my travels, let me ask a question: Have you ever thought about how odd it is for a human to write? Communication is … Continue reading My Travel Journal for 13 Days In Eastern Europe
Literature has always been the best insight into the human psyche while the author has been the silent observer. A good writer can make you feel pain, grief, love, happiness, lust, and greed; they can make you feel the truth … Continue reading Understanding India’s Anthropology Through Their Literary Writers
How important was the invention of paper for the advancement of civilization? The answer is immense. From the development of writing to the knowledge explosion of the Industrial Revolution, paper has shaped our way of understanding almost everything we humans … Continue reading History of Paper and Printing: Ancient to Modern Applications
People tend to attribute advancements in science and technology to the (positive) effects and influence of macro-actors, such as imperialism, capitalism, industrialization and globalization. However, in reality, the emergence and existence of these entities is usually taken for granted: it … Continue reading Communication Technologies: Their Evolution and Impact on Writing and Anthropology
The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel. William Gibson, Neuromancer Movies borrow from film noir more than any other genre. Whether it takes the form of a straightforward homage (L.A. Confidential) or … Continue reading Film Noir: An Introduction to the Genre
Our Flag Means Death’s Premise “Gentleman Pirate” Stede Bonnet was a real pirate, although he was not one of the most capable figures from piracy’s golden age. An aristocrat turned to crime, he sacked ships and slit throats across the … Continue reading Our Flag Means Death Works as a Retelling of Don Quixote
Why Do We Tell Stories? Were it not for stories, humans on planet Earth would have trouble finding any kind of common ground whatsoever. We find common ground based on our countries, our stories, our life experiences and our pain, … Continue reading Anthropology: The Purpose of Storytelling
Women’s Writing, Modern Day Feminism in Art and Fiction Famous critic and writer Hélène Cixous said that, “women are body” in her 1975 essay, “The Laugh of The Medusa”. She has a point here, and it must be explored even … Continue reading The Art of Women’s Writing in Fiction and Literature in Modern Day