Zephyrus returns Pixel Stories with the indie game Disco Elysium, and discussing RPGs on a larger scale, comparing the game to much larger Baldur's Gate 3.

Lovina provides their long-awaited commentary and discusses the works of V.E. Schwab.

Poetic, strange and interesting, Zephryus writes it's textual analysis on 'Axolotl' by Julio Cortázar.

Arjun's analysis of Dostoevsky's works, examining the human condition, creative style, and the paradoxical expression within varying art forms.

Zephyrus analyses Joan Lindsay's Picnic at Hanging Rock, discussing the colonial influence in the national identity.

Arjun muses on the masterfully written works of Anton Chekhov.

Evren’s Rambles on Alternative Readings and Adaptations.

Josh's walk down Memory Lane and the origins of nostalgia.

Zephyr discusses the beauty of Hollow Knight in the first of Pixel Stories!

What is YA? What makes a YA book? And the most prevalent question: can you grow out of a genre?

Josh's answer to the silliest question he could think to write about and why it may accidentally be quite profound...

A total breakdown of the settings, characters, genre conventions and archetypes of the historical fiction genre. Plus, some bonus historical fiction book recommendations.

Advice from one of ITM’s copy/line editors for structuring your writing, interviewing authors and going further to pitch outside uni publications.

Two fans of the Ghibli adaptation finally confront the source material.

A total breakdown of the characters, tropes, thematic explorations and archetypes of the intense psychological fiction genre.

How do you get into 41 books of satirical high fantasy? Mia runs through Terry Pratchett’s iconic series from the perspective of a long-time fan.

The Western literary canon and minority cultures. Lovina discusses BIPOC representation in the publishing industry and on Wattpad.

Lovina leads us through the organised chaos of her creative process and describes what it was like to draft and edit her debut novel.

LitSoc execs bring their takes on covers and capitalism and everything in between.

A total breakdown of the settings, characters, tropes and archetypes of the elusive high fantasy genre.

Lovina maps out the complicated and courageous road that led her to self-publish her debut poetry book, ‘I Have Something to Say’.

Talia: 'I’m not here to do arm day.' |vs| Mel: 'A sturdy hardcover is a weight off my mind.'

A deep dive into LitSoc’s most recurring meme with Erin and Liam.

Zara: 'Roma is BLANNNDDD and Juliette is ANGGGSTTTYY.' |vs| Nadya: 'DON’T YOU DARE TALK ABOUT MY CHILDREN THAT WAY.'