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Hadi May 10 2019 Arts Life Lasting notes from National Poetry Month To celebrate the close of National Poetry Month, Reads writers gathered to rhapsodize on some of their favorite poems. Katherine Silk, Staff Writer Daffodils by William Wordsworth When I visited Williamsburg, Virginia, over spring break with a friend, one of the highlights for me included exclaiming in delight as I spotted patches of bright yellow Arts Life Reads beat writers, Katherine Silk, Lily Nilipour, Mark York and Shana E.

Donate News Sports Opinions Arts Life The Grind Humor Data Podcasts Video Cartoons Resources About Us Alumni Ads Archives STANFORD STUDENTS Buy your 2020-21 yearbook Stanford Open Data Portal Explore Open Data Submit work Or join us Summer Program APPLY NOW For high schoolers Send Tips Tips Get Our Emails Digest Shana E.

Hadi Shana 21 is a former Managing Editor for ArtsLife (Vol 256) who is studying computer science, English, and their many intersections.

She is also an active night owl who enjoys green tea and flights of imagination (spurred from works like Ted Chiangs Exhalation).

When shes not reading speculative fiction or attempting to write it well, she wonders if books are word sandwiches and their themes are different flavors of idea jam, and if thats why theyre so nourishing to the soul.

Arts Life Spooky reads for Halloween in quarantine In October, the year is waning.

Time plays tricks on us in October: the daylight lessening, the nights endless.

It is the month of hauntings too of extended twilights and sudden changes in the wind.

Arts Life Reads beat writers, Lily Nilipour, Ellie Wong, Valerie Trapp, Emma K Wang, Shana E.

Hadi, Cindy Xin and Carly Taylor Oct 29 2020 Arts Life Loving lit: Valentines Day reads Reads writers recommend fiction for the love-filled (or lonesome) holiday this Friday.

Hadi and Betty He Feb 11 2020 Arts Life Notes on NaNoWriMo: the aftermath National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is unique in that this challenge paradoxically leaves you simultaneously disheartened and reinvigorated with your creative writing.

Shana E. Hadi Dec 04 2019 Arts Life Reads for the end of the year In honor of the upcoming holidays, Reads beat writers share some of their favorite works for the years end.

Hadi and Mark York Dec 01 2019 Arts Life Book Bites: The vermillion brilliance of The Astonishing Color of After Emily X.

R. Pans debut novel The Astonishing Color of After evocatively portrays the struggle to move past grief amidst a coming-of-age journey to understand ones cultural roots.

Shana E. Hadi Nov 22 2019 Arts Life Spooktacular Halloween reads Reads writers gathered to discuss their favorite Halloween reads and recommendations.

Arts Life Reads beat writers, Scott Stevens, Lily Nilipour, Maya Czeneszew, Nicole Wesson, Roberta Gonzalez Marquez, Shana E.

Hadi and Mark York Oct 30 2019 Arts Life Book Bites: Exit West is a bittersweet tale worth savoring Exit West stunningly portrays the difficulties of emigration and the driving motivations behind those who choose to flee the countries of their birth.

From the start, they are two unlikely lovers: he lives with his parents, as per local custom since he is unmarried; she lives alone and drives a motorcycle, wearing a loose dark robe so men dont fuck with me.

Shana E. Hadi Oct 25 2019 Arts Life Ruby Sushi is sure to satisfy A row of succulent fresh fish sits atop accompanying mounds of rice, sprinkled with orange tobiko and eel sauce and garnished with a dab of wasabi and thinly-sliced ginger.

A nearby mug of hot tea wafts steam over your plate.

It can reach the point where you come along for their journeys of self-discovery and survival.

Shana E. Hadi Sep 23 2019 Arts Life Romanticism and its ripples With two poetry collections and two novels spanning the Romantic era (c.

Reads writers Claire Francis and Shana Hadi respectively recommend these works that contemplate the intensity of emotion and the sublime beauty of nature within aesthetic experience, with references to their modern-day significance.

Poems by Christina Rossetti An oldie but a goodie: 19th-century Claire Francis and Shana E.

Hadi May 28 2019 Arts Life Monstress melds the marvelous and melancholic Lysley Tenorios debut short story collection, Monstress, astonishes with its brilliance and profound insight into the human experience.

Tenorio also places emphasis on truthfully depicting the complications of American and Filipino identities, and the struggle to unite them with a hyphen.

Through his melodic prose, Tenorio also a former Stegner Fellow at Stanford Shana E.

Hadi May 24 2019 Arts Life Reflections from the Bay Area Book Festival Over the weekend of May 4th and 5th, tens of thousands of readers gathered in downtown Berkeley, California, for the long-awaited Bay Area Book Festival.

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Hundreds of authors and speakers shared words of wisdom with eager fans in crowded auditoriums, with a free outdoor fair of rows of white-tipped tents showcasing publishers, literary organizations, authors Shana E.

Hadi May 10 2019 Arts Life Lasting notes from National Poetry Month To celebrate the close of National Poetry Month, Reads writers gathered to rhapsodize on some of their favorite poems.

Katherine Silk, Staff Writer Daffodils by William Wordsworth When I visited Williamsburg, Virginia, over spring break with a friend, one of the highlights for me included exclaiming in delight as I spotted patches of bright yellow Arts Life Reads beat writers, Katherine Silk, Lily Nilipour, Mark York and Shana E.