Author: Julian Baet

I’m Virginia-born, but globally raised. For now, I’m from Las Vegas but growing up, I lived in places like Japan, Germany, England, and Hawaii. I’m a fourth-year student at Richmond studying International Journalism, and I’m the Editor-in-Chief at Richmond Free Press. I love to read as much as I love to write so if you ever see me on campus, I’m most likely the one with the book in her hand.
Lifestyle

The Introvert’s Manual: A Guide & Rulebook

Julian Baet

Introduction

Introvert (n.) — a person who tends to shrink from social contacts and become preoccupied with their own thoughts.

One important thing to remember about defining the word “introvert” — it does not mean shy.

The term tends to have this stigma attached because of an introvert’s quiet and solitaire nature but in reality, it defines the person who “turns inward mentally” — preoccupied with their own thoughts and energized by spending time alone. Continue reading “The Introvert’s Manual: A Guide & Rulebook”

Arts & Culture, Books

Every John Green book ranked from great to best

Julian Baet

Since he began his writing career, John Green has specialized in the young adult (YA) genre, but with complex themes and telling stories, his novels can easily relate to any reader of any age.

Following the success of his most popular book Fault in Our Stars in 2012, readers everywhere have anticipated the release of his next book. Fans will not have to wait much longer, however. Over the summer, John Green announced that his new novel, Turtles All the Way Down, will be available on Oct. 10. Continue reading “Every John Green book ranked from great to best”

Arts & Culture, Film & TV, review

American Vandal Review: Outrageous Humor, Alluring Story

Julian Baet

I’ll be honest; I am beginning to lose faith in Netflix originals.

Netflix has produced amazing content that has been renown throughout the world. Series like Stranger Things, Riverdale, Orange is the New Black, and 13 Reasons Why have contributed to Netflix’s mass popularity and continued success. Continue reading “American Vandal Review: Outrageous Humor, Alluring Story”