By Katherine Mueller Exec. Opinion Editor Beginning this year, a significant part of Costa’s English department’s curriculum will change for the better in order to accommodate and promote more diverse viewpoints in literature. This semester, […]
In a perfect world, there would be no bad books. The novel “In a World Just Right,” by Jen Brooks, explores what would happen if someone had the power to create a perfect world, although the brilliant premise is severely hindered by one-dimensional characters and their superficial issues. […]
Gladwell’s fifth novel, “David and Goliath,” is an engaging read, thanks to the author’s vivid storytelling. Yet, like all of Gladwell’s other novels in the psychological genre, the emphasis of “David and Goliath” is to focus on an argument, not the story. Here, Gladwell argues that apparent weaknesses can actually prove to be strengths, but his inability to properly support his claim undermines his novel’s academic credibility and value as a whole.
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By Zack Gill Copy Editor In James Salter’s first novel in 30 years, “All That Is,” he describes the primary backdrop of post-war New York City as “a tremendous opera with an infinite cast and […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor Last year the Pulitzer Board decided, amidst great controversy, not to award the Pulitzer Prize for Literature to any of its three nominees, which consisted of expected literary giants like […]
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