Michelle Zauner's Crying in H Mart: Redefining Multiculturalism Through a Daughter's Eyes
The Japanese Breakfast frontwoman's first memoir is a tribute to her late mother and a fascinating exploration of accepting Korean-American identity.
Brent Leoni
Brent Leoni is an editor at Honeysuckle. He graduated from Rutgers University-New Brunswick with a bachelor's in English literature. His interests include baseball and independent cinema
Bastards’ Road Presents an Honest Depiction of the Lives of Veterans
After a year-long festival circuit run that resulted in multiple awards, Bastards’ Road [https://www....
The Deglorification of the Underdog in American Culture
This March Madness was one to remember. There was an epic Final Four game, incredible...
Coffee Milk: Short Fiction
Abby drove across the city to the Friar Hotel in the afternoon. She was surprised...
Gun Sales and Firearm Training are on the Rise—What's Causing the Surge?
A January WIRED article “I Am Not a Soldier, but I Have Been Trained to...
"Promising Young Woman" Is Poised To Be One of the Emblematic Films of the Post #MeToo Era
After nearly a year of anticipation, “Promising Young Woman” [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9620292/...
Complaining About How 2020 is the Worst is the Worst
The prevailing narrative of 2020 is how bad the year itself is. Even when there...
How an HBO Episode "How To With John Wilson” on The Mandela Effect Became a Commentary on Nostalgia
The title of the television event of the fall can probably be awarded to “How...
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