Eliza Campbell — The Attic on Eighth

Detransition, Baby: An Automatic Queer Classic

“Detransition, Baby is a book that crackles with life.” Culture Editor Eliza Campbell reviews the book we’re all thinking about.

Literature, Book ReviewsEliza CampbellFebruary 21, 2021Eliza Campbell, literature, book reviewsComment

What We're Reading, Vol. 27 – October 2020

Spooky or not, October 2020 is here and we are reading our way through it!

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthOctober 16, 2020What We're Reading, Zoë G. Burnett, Rachel Tay, Eliza Campbell, Vesna Curlic, Kara Thompson, Annie Jo Baker, Amy Richardson, autumnComment

Actually Scary Books and Films for Halloween 2020

Back for 2020, Eliza Campbell is here with a healthy recommendation list for this spooky season, full of actually scary books and films that will scare you all the way to Halloween.

Culture, LiteratureEliza CampbellOctober 9, 2020Halloween, Halloween movies, scary movies, scary books, Eliza CampbellComment

What We're Reading, Vol. 26 – September 2020

From a September that doesn’t feel like any other, here’s what we’re reading this month at The Attic on Eighth.

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthSeptember 25, 2020What We're Reading, Amy Richardson, Eliza Campbell, Olivia Gündüz WilleminComment

What We're Reading, Vol. 25: August 2020

As summer comes to its peak, we’re sharing the books that have made an impact on us this August.

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthAugust 16, 2020literature, What We're Reading, summer reads, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin, Amy Richardson, Tilly Nevin, Caitlin Carroll, Eliza CampbellComment

Too Hot to Cook: Rocket, Apple, and Candied Pecan Salad

For when it’s too hot to cook, Culture Editor Eliza Campbell shares a recipe for a filling but spectacular salad.

Food & Drink, LifestyleEliza CampbellAugust 14, 2020Eliza Campbell, recipes, summer recipes, Lifestyle, Food & Drink, food, salad, summer saladsComment

Pride Is Protest: 8 Films and Documentaries

Culture Editor Eliza Campbell shares eight of the best films and documentaries that highlight LGBT+ pride as a protest against corrupt systems, heteropatriarchal culture, and uncaring governments.

Culture, PoliticsEliza CampbellJune 14, 2020Pride, Eliza Campbell, LGBT+Comment

Comforting Things, Vol. 10: Eliza Campbell

Continuing our series of Comforting Things in time of COVID, Culture Editor Eliza Campbell shares the things that have been soothing her soul in lockdown.

Lifestyle, CultureEliza CampbellMay 27, 2020comforting things, springtime, spring 2020, Eliza Campbell, popularComment

What We're Reading, Vol. 22

This month's second installment of What We're Reading talks making it over reading block, featuring comforting genres and re-reading old favorites.

LiteratureThe Attic On EighthMay 19, 2020What We're Reading, Raquel Reyes, Zoë G. Burnett, Eliza Campbell, Mary Hitchman, Madeline Baker, WWR May 2020, reading lists, Spring ReadingComment

Emma. Discussed.

With the highly anticipated release of Autumn De Wilde's Emma. now available for streaming, The Attic On Eighth's film fans and Austenites gather to discuss.

CultureThe Attic On EighthApril 3, 2020Emma. Review, Emma., Jane Austen, Emma 2020, film discussions, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin, Raquel Reyes, Zoë G. Burnett, Eliza Campbell, Caitlin Carroll, Rachel Tay, springtime at the attic, comforting things, springtime activities, spring films, literatureComment

15 Ways To Spring-Clean Your Mind

As we face an unprecedented and stressful period, Culture Editor Eliza Campbell shares fifteen self-care tips on what to do to stay sane and clear your mind in the days and weeks to come.

LifestyleEliza CampbellMarch 29, 2020self-care, staying sane, stay sane during the coronavirus, self-care reminders, Eliza Campbell, comforting thingsComment

Discussing Little Women

As a favorite Attic novel becomes yet another film, we’re getting into everything to do with Little Women and Louisa May Alcott. In this classic Attic on Eighth piece, we discuss the novel and its most recent adaptation by Greta Gerwig.

Literature, CultureThe Attic On EighthJanuary 12, 2020Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, lit, literature, period dramas, period films, movies, Greta Gerwig, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin, Milena Le Fouillé, M.A. McCuen, Eliza Campbell, Lauren Olmeda, Jessica Armstrong, comforting things Comment

A Decade of Culture

Rounding out the year in culture, a few of the Attic editors and contributors gather to share the books, films, music, and television that shaped their decades.

Culture, LiteratureThe Attic On EighthDecember 31, 2019decade in culture, The Attic on Eighth reads, Eliza Campbell, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin, Raquel Reyes, Amy Richardson, Mishka Hoosen, M.A. McCuen, Zoë G. Burnett, culture, films, reading lists, music, television, popularComment

Autumn at The Attic with Eliza Campbell

Next up in our Autumn series, Culture Editor Eliza Campbell takes us home and embraces an autumn free of university, though no less educational.

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Five Things to Do This November

As November arrives, Editors Olivia Gündüz-Willemin and Raquel Reyes share five things they’re doing this month to embrace autumn’s quietest and coziest month.

LifestyleOlivia Gündüz-Willemin and Raquel ReyesNovember 1, 2019autumn, things to do, things to do in November, things to do in autumn, five things to do in autumn, five things to do in the fall, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin, Raquel Reyes, Eliza CampbellComment