Soul-Making
Ramya YandavaDrawing on insights from literature, art, and culture to unlock the wisdom and whimsy of everyday life.
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Friday Frivolity no. 37: On Clouds
This is an installment in the section Friday Frivolity. Every Friday, you’ll get a little micro-essay, plus a moodboard, 3 things I’m currently in love with, words of wisdom from what I’ve been reading lately, a shimmer of poetry, a “beauty...
Emerald Fennell made me feel like an “abject reptile” on my wedding anniversary
Wuthering Heights (2026)
Emily Brontë’s work often expresses a belief in the continuance of souls after death, which is unfortunate because that means her own soul would have had to witness the absurdity that is Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering...
Stop adapting only half of Wuthering Heights.
Emily Brontë having none of it (from To Walk Invisible)
Catherine Linton (née Earnshaw) dies on page 121 of my edition of Wuthering Heights, but the book goes on for another 127 pages. What, in those 127 pages, do you suppose happens? If y...
2025 Alphabetical Diary
Hello dear readers and Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were lovely! My holidays were prefaced by the very pleasant surprise of having 3 poems published: “Era già l’ora…” in The Oxonian Review and “Sunrise” and “Sweet Rose” by The Socie...
Books That Feel Like Home
Prince Edward Island, the home where Lucy Maud Montgomery was married, by Carl Campbell on Unsplash
I sometimes think that I was meant to be a professional reader. No, I don’t mean a professor, although the idea of toiling over some obscur...
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Poems and essays in The Oxonian Review, The Society of Classical Poets, and Bright Wall/Dark Room \ud83e\udd8b
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