Chelsea Scarnegie
Chelsea is a recent graduate of Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, IN. She is a member of the blogging staff for Thistle Magazine, where she expresses her love for film, travel, and the written word. She is also a member of the Sigma Tau Delta International English Honors Society and was part of the editorial board for the Saint Mary’s literary magazine Chimes.
LATEST
Book Review: ‘Humans of New York: Stories’
For five years, Brandon Stanton scoured the streets, collecting stories from more than ten thousand individuals for “Humans of New York: Stories.”
Book Review: ‘The Wright Brothers’
In David McCullough’s new book “The Wright Brothers,” the mystery is stripped away and we see the brothers for who they really are: two boys from Ohio.
Book Review: ‘SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome’
To tell Rome’s story in a way that is timely and comprehensible, one would need a guide like classicist Mary Beard—wise and incredibly daring.
Book Review: ‘Becoming a Citizen Activist’
In “Becoming a Citizen Activist,” Seattle city councilmember Nick Licata sets out to help the common man fight powerful entities like city hall.
Book Review: ‘Theater of War’
“The Theater of War” breaks the stigma associated with classical tragedies in order to show readers that these works are just as relevant as ever.
Book Review: ‘The Double Life of Laurence Oliphant’
In Bart Casey’s new biography “The Double Life of Laurence Oliphant,” readers are introduced to a larger-than-life figure of the Victorian era.
Book Review: ‘Never Broken: Songs Are Only Half the Story’
The memoir “Never Broken,” by singer/songwriter Jewel, breaks the secrecy that protected her for so long.
Book Review: ‘The Road to Character’
In “The Road to Character,” readers learn what a vocation is and how it ought to be centered on a great purpose.
Book Review: ‘Voices in the Ocean’
“Voices in the Ocean” is concerned with the gentle majesty of dolphins—and the curious relationship between humans and dolphins.
DVD Review: ‘The Legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder’
Legacy Documentaries’ new film, “The Legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder,” makes a woman out of the little girl that so many readers grew up with.
