Month: March 2024

Can Zombeavers be a feminist allegory?

March 24, 2024

Why do I question whether this is a feminist allegory? It involves seeing the zombeavers as a representation of outside invading a female space. And, not just any outsider, but a mutant animal created from the male truck drivers negligence →
On Irony in Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood

March 17, 2024

I wish to explore my thoughts on the cliched and overused discussions around the use of irony in Buchi Emecheta’s The Joys of Motherhood. →
Seeing a Brave New World: My Favourite Aldous Huxley Book

March 7, 2024

While critics, fans, and narcissistic teens tend to flock toward Brave New World, I flock to The Art of Seeing in my eternal attempt to be unique. →
Plot Holes Don’t Exist in Murder Stories: The Case of “Trompoppie”

March 3, 2024

I enjoyed the series, and I was fascinated by how it covered up quite glaring issues with its plot. Since the casting, acting, dialogue, and cinematography were exceptional →

Can Zombeavers be a feminist allegory?