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Animal Farm: Beware the totalitarian state.
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: Animal Farm I’m sure it will be to no one’s surprise that George Orwell finally made his way onto my...
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Nov 1, 20238 min read
The Phantom of the Opera: A pinnacle of source material.
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: The Phantom of the Opera “Down once more to the dungeon of my black despair, Down we plunge to the...
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Aug 13, 20238 min read
The Screwtape Letters: Functionally digestible and crucially important apologetics.
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: The Screwtape Letters To date, I have been pretty unbiased in my selection for which works...
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May 1, 202312 min read
All Quiet on the Western Front: The Death of Men and Innocence
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: All Quiet on the Western Front War, huh, yeah. What is it good for? For all the...
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Nov 6, 20226 min read
The Brothers Karamazov: Tough but Fulfilling
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: The Brothers Karamazov Pt 2 There are two points to address right out the gate for why this post is...
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Sep 9, 20229 min read
The Brothers Karamazov: Faith and Morality Within The Depraved Family
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: The Brothers Karamazov Pt 1 Much like my last classic literature review ( Jane Eyre )...
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Jul 17, 20227 min read
Jane Eyre: Personally Defining Meaning or Victim of Circumstance?
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: Jane Eyre Reading through these culturally adored titles has been an interesting...
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Jun 28, 20228 min read
The Old Man and the Sea: The thrilling testament to the determination of the human spirit.
Riot’s Classic Literature Review: The Old Man and the Sea This week, I am forced to admit to what is likely a major taboo...
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Mar 28, 20217 min read
Of Mice and Men: The suppression of dreams by man-made malevolence.
Riot’s Classic Literature Reviews: Of Mice and Men This week’s reading brought on another classic literature piece that I...
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Mar 14, 20218 min read
Wuthering Heights: A multi-generational assessment of love and revenge.
Riot’s Classic Literature Review: Wuthering Heights Apologies for being late on this one, it was my birthday weekend. As I have...
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Mar 3, 20218 min read
Lord of The Flies: A terrifying look into what happens when society breaks down.
Riot’s Classic Literature Review: Lord of The Flies Lord of The Flies , much like Moby Dick , was one of those titles that I was...
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Feb 7, 20218 min read
Classic Literature Review Series: Moby Dick
Riot’s Classic Literature Review: Moby Dick One of the reasons I began this venture into classic literature was so that I...
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Jan 24, 20218 min read
Classic Literature Review Series: The Picture of Dorian Gray
Riot’s Overview: I’d like to start off this series of brief reviews of classic literature by stating straight out I am not a fan of...
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Jan 3, 20218 min read
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