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- Sep 26, 2026
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Reflection on what grief is supposed to feel like (opens the original)
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Grief takes its time to reach me. I wait, staring at the ceiling in bed the way one waits for sleep, thinking at any moment it will arrive. That I will know it when it hits. I am sure it will be sharp and impossible to ignore. Like taking the knife out of a wound — it will hurt and bleed, but then I will heal. A sweet release. I have been waiting a long time for what I think grief is supposed to be. An avalanche of tears, a montage of memories. When Prophet Yaqub (peace be upon him) believed his
Young Adult novels are part of literature too (opens the original)
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I hate reading in public. Anything that isn’t mindless scrolling feels hopelessly performative in today’s society, and I feel unnecessarily judged by non-readers when I pull out a book instead of my phone. I could handle this judgment, if only I weren’t also worried about the judgment of my fellow readers. I consider myself a reader of all genres. I might finish a hard-hitting classic by Mark Twain, only to turn next to the latest Lynn Painter rom-com. Whenever I’m reading these lighter, less “a
English majors and AI: An interview with author Jillian Laine (opens the original)
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At just five years old, Jillian Laine knew exactly what she wanted to be when she grew up — an author. She has just published her first novel, “Henry Tudor Must Die,” a historical fiction following the wives of Henry Tudor as they finally seek the revenge they deserve. Laine graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts in English, and urges fellow English majors to look at her career as proof of the possibility of achieving success in the humanities, despite the looming thre
‘Henry Tudor Must Die’ by Jillian Laine is comedic and inspiring (opens the original)
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“Just be happy when you can. And when you can’t, make your anger count.” At first glance, Jillian Laine’s “Henry Tudor Must Die” does not seem like historical fiction. With contemporary dialogue, a healthy dose of diversity and women at the forefront, Laine’s novel appears to be set anywhere but Tudor-era England. Despite this, HTMD is a reimagining of the six wives of Henry VIII told from the women’s perspectives with a sprinkle of magic on top. Aided by the Hellebore Sisterhood, a fictional se
Join Writer to Writer to publish art and build a creative community (opens the original)
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There are many spaces for writers and creatives to flourish at the University of Michigan, and one such space is the Writer to Writer Literary Journal. Sponsored by the Sweetland Center for Writing, Writer to Writer is a completely student-run literary magazine on campus that publishes a virtual edition every fall and a print edition every winter. Writer to Writer allows students to publish their writing or art and provides a space for like-minded creatives to learn and grow together. In an inte
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