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What We're Reading, Vol. 30: February 2021

From escapist novels to LGBTQA+ history to contemporary non-fiction, The Attic on Eighth writers and editors share what they’re reading this month.

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Our Morning Rituals for 2020, Vol. 2 – Corinne Elicone

Continuing our morning series as we rearrange our days for 2020, writer and Attic contributor Corinne Elicona shares her updated morning focused on a meaningful workout and recovery.

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Formless: The “New” Feminine Silhouette

“My new motto is, if you can put it on, you can pull it off.” Corinne Elicona talks quarantine fashion and long, flowing dresses.

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Too Hot to Cook: Chickpea Salad Sandwich

As climbing temperatures make cooking a near-impossibility, Corinne Elicone shares a chickpea salad sandwich recipe that proves to have everything you need for fulfilling summer meal.

Food & Drink, LifestyleCorinne EliconaJuly 30, 2020food and drink, summer recipes, Corinne EliconeComment

What We're Reading, Vol. 24: July 2020

As the world spins madly on, we’re still here, reaching towards our bookcases and making our ways through our ever-expanding TBR stacks. What we’re reading this month at The Attic on Eighth…

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthJuly 20, 2020lit, literature, summer reading, summer reading lists, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin, Corinne Elicone, Zoë G. Burnett, M.A. McCuenComment

What We're Reading, Vol. 21

As we continue with another month indoors, those of us immersed in reading share their current recommendations in the first of another two part installment of What We're Reading.

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthMay 15, 2020What We're Reading, Georgia Andrews, Corinne Elicone, Sarai Seekamp, Rachel Tay, reading lists, non-fiction, WWR May 2020, G.K. AndrewsComment

Cooking to Cook: A Quarantine Cooking Guide

“ Food may not always heal a broken heart, fill an emotional void, or stop a panic attack in its tracks, but it does get you from one day to the next day, and sometimes that’s all that can be done. “ As we remain in quarantine around the globe, Attic contributor Corinne Elicona shares what she’s been cooking through this difficult time.

Food & Drink, LifestyleCorinne EliconaMay 2, 2020food, quarantine cooking, quarantine cooking diary, quarantine cooking guide, Corinne Elicone, baking, bread, bread recipes, popularComment

What We're Reading, Vol. 19

Coming to you from the middle of a global shutdown, The Attic on Eighth writers share what it is that they’ve been reading in April 2020.

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthApril 15, 2020What We're Reading, Zoë G. Burnett, Sarai Seekamp, Jessica Armstrong, Corinne Elicone, Amy Richardson, Milena Le FouilléComment

Our Uniform, Vol. 3: Cold Weather Accessories

Revisiting our Uniform series at The Attic, four members each share the winter accessory they can't live without, and how they wear it throughout the season.

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Four Nordic Recommendations To Indulge Your Winter Blues

Observing her own Swedish heritage, contributor Corinne Elicona discusses how she came to see winter as a time of personal growth and shares the Nordic media that led her to embrace the solitude of cold weather.

Culture, LiteratureCorinne EliconaFebruary 4, 2020winter at the attic, Nordic literature, Nordic media, Corinne Elicone, travel inspired reads, Nordic reads

What We’re Reading, Vol. 16

Settling into January, The Attic editors and writers share gifted reads, seasonal tomes, and new finds for a whole new year of reading.

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthJanuary 15, 2020what to read, What We're Reading, what to read in 2020, reading lists, Raquel Reyes, Corinne Elicone, Lauren Olmeda, Sam Cohen, Zoë G. Burnett, Mishka Hoosen, M.A. McCuen

What We're Watching, Vol. 9

In the first What We're Watching of 2020, Attic editors and contributors gather to share the thrilling, comforting, and quirky series that are on our watchlists this January.

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Connecting With Charlotte Perkins Gilman Over A Hideously Painted Rental Kitchen

Faced with living with some hideously yellow walls , Corinne Elicona thinks about Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wall-Paper,” simultaneously engaging in a bit of literary analysis and a bit of interior design.

LiteratureCorinne EliconaDecember 9, 2019The Yellow Wallpaper, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Corinne Elicone, literature, redecorating, redecoration, interior design, contributor post, contributor postsComment