Peach Acid

Whether you genuinely liked the saga, or you ironically enjoyed it for the memes and jokes, Twilight (2008) made an Impact in Contemporary Film and literature regardless. In Today’s episode, we will be discussing the theories around Twilight and the very odd circumstances surrounding the author of the series. How did a Mormon writer, create such a well-known fantasy empire, for teenagers and adults alike? How did the cast stick around for what they didn't realize would be a lifelong commitment? And better yet, what does it say about the future of Modern Romance novels? Derik Haynes is a special guest on today’s episode and was an assistant to our Teacher, Mrs.Boren last semester

Every piece of literature of creative writing emits a certain reaction in its readers. Some of the more obscure titles have mysterious reputations that attract the curious. In today’s Episode featuring Litmag staff members Tori and Renn, we are discussing some of the most bizarre and dark genres of literature, some considerably cursed books and the impact of the SplatterPunk Era

Everyone loves poetry! or, at least we think everyone SHOULD love poetry. Poetry is a more artistic and connotative take on literature. For example, poetry tends to be more expressive or decorated, with comparisons, rhyme, and rhythm contributing to a different sound and feel. This is a solo episode, similar to the style of peach acid episodes originally by the original creators. Cira discusses her thoughts and analysis of 6 unique poems by various authors.

Humans are neuropathically designed to love music, even in the womb we listen for patterns and rhythmic sounds. In literature, prose and lyrics are what give songs their underlining message and meaning to the audience listening. In today's episode we are analyzing the lyrics to our favorite songs! hope you enjoy!

March is known as Women's History Month, from Friday, March 1st 2024 to March, 31st 2024 everyone is encouraged to memorialize the legacy left behind by female figures throughout history. Of course, since this is a Literature podcast, we discuss jane austen's work and the themes conveyed in the classic "Pride and Prejudice", "Sense and Sensibility" and other feminist peices, by other talented writers.