Okay, fair enough, you didn't think a random mirror was going to warp your perception of reality, but why would you mess with a book made of human skin?

Bittersweet endings can be hard to pull off, but when done well, they tend to stay with readers. The following manhwa are perfect examples.

That complex picture is less likely to get attention than Haidt’s claims because it doesn’t play as much into parental fears.

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Seth Stoughton, a University of South Carolina law professor who served as an expert witness in the George Floyd murder trial, says the term “plays into the racist trope” of a “scary Black assailant.” ...

The outcome does not adhere to the usual results of the trope, with Hotaru calling Saki's family for help. ...

Thus, the literary community’s staunch trope resistance is nothing short of ironic, because as Henry discusses in her recent ...

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Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield talks about writing her latest album, Tigers Blood, from a place of happiness and peace.

The trope of the tortured poet whose gifts would destroy him (or, less often, her) came about later, when European writers began to see poets as especially sensitive, anguished, or fragile.

This is, again, unusual for the bloodbath wedding trope. Though Roslin survives her notorious Red Wedding in Game of Thrones, two other wives, Catelyn Stark and Joyeuse Frey, are unceremonious ...

No one wakes up one morning and suddenly has it all together. Even if it looks that way, building strength and figuring things out is a process — a lifelong process, that never truly ends.