Letters By Layla
Layla ToddStory-driven life, travel & food writing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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8 Lessons Learned Reading Nonfiction for a Lit Mag
I am wrapping up a semester reading nonfiction submissions for the graduate-run lit mag at my university and have kept a running tab of common trends I noticed while sifting through submissions. Trends, such as incorrect formatting being a...
A Comprehensive Review of Every Film in my American Gothic Class
In addition to reviewing the gothic books on my American Gothic class reading list, I’m also breaking down the accompanying films!
Here’s a collection of movie reviews intended for viewers interested in gothic and horror films. While this...
A Comprehensive Review of Every Book in my American Gothic Class
Wondering where to start with the American gothic? Here’s a complete list of the books on my American Gothic class reading list along with reviews geared toward the everyday reader.
American Gothic fiction thrives on the tension between wh...
When the Preface Becomes the Plot: Agency and Authorship in Moll Flanders
In the last three posts, we’ve reviewed the purpose of the preface as setting the reading of the book, Moll as a depiction of the ‘evil woman’, and finally the question of agency.
We return now to the final events of the book to reconside...
Female Autonomy and the Making of Self in Moll Flanders
Now that we have explored the concept of the ‘evil woman’ as the focal character in Moll Flanders, a possible lens through which to enhance our reading of the narrative events Moll Flanders initiates and carries out is through the question...
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Senior at University of Arizona majoring in Creative Writing. Previously unschooled learner writing about my travels to Italy and England and my life growing up in rural Virginia.
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