DE MODE OF LITERATURE | Quarterly Journal

The literature section of DE MODE is devoted to publishing literary works, such as short stories, poems, and essays. This section also includes book reviews and author interviews. The literature section of DE MODE is typically aimed at readers who are interested in literature and enjoy reading fiction and non-fiction works. The works published in this section are often written by established authors, but may also include works by emerging writers. The 'DE MODE OF LITERATURE' section is a great way for readers to discover new writers and works, and for writers to showcase their talent and reach new audiences.

Why Book Clubs Matter Now More Than Ever

In an age defined by digital noise, fleeting content, and increasing social isolation, book clubs are experiencing a meaningful resurgence. What was once a casual gathering over shared reading has become an essential space for connection, dialogue, and reflection. Today, book clubs matter more than ever—not just for readers, but for communities as a whole.

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Literary Love Stories That Aren’t Clichés

Love has always been one of literature’s most explored themes, but not all love stories are predictable tales of happily-ever-after. Some novels challenge conventions, offering complex, layered relationships that feel more authentic than formulaic romances. These stories remind us that love in literature can be messy, unconventional, and deeply human.

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Three Books That Shaped Modern Feminism

The feminist movement has been defined and propelled by powerful voices in literature. Across decades, certain works have not only articulated women’s struggles but also inspired generations to demand equality, freedom, and representation. Three books, in particular, stand out for shaping modern feminism.

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Exploring Identity Through Literature

Through novels, poetry, and memoirs, readers are invited into journeys of self-discovery. Characters often struggle with issues of belonging, cultural heritage, gender, or personal transformation, reflecting the complexities of real life. For instance, immigrant narratives frequently highlight the tension between preserving tradition and embracing new environments, while coming-of-age stories reveal the challenges of forming a sense of self amid societal expectations

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Literary Geniuses Who Never Went To College

Formal education is often seen as a pathway to literary greatness, but history proves that brilliance can thrive outside academic walls. Many of the world’s most celebrated writers never attended college, yet their work continues to shape literature and culture. Their stories highlight the power of self-education, observation, and raw talent.

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Why Book Clubs Matter Now More Than Ever

Literary Love Stories That Aren’t Clichés

Three Books That Shaped Modern Feminism

Exploring Identity Through Literature

Literary Geniuses Who Never Went To College

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