The first paragraph
Welcome to the new era of my literature analysis career! What was once a podcast has transformed into an article website. This new format enables me to produce content more regularly, and it provides greater flexibility in the structure of the analysis, allowing some articles to take a particularly interesting twist. However, there are several key points to consider when utilizing this platform. Articles will be marked in their titles as either no spoiler, heavy spoiler, or supercut. A no-spoiler article's philosophy is to encourage you to read it, and thus tries to make the novel seem appealing without detracting from the reading experience, although it may contain extremely small spoilers. A heavy spoiler article’s philosophy is that I am covering a novel that I do not believe has the highest average quality, but that certain chapters and concepts are interesting. Thus, when reading these articles, I aim to provide you with the experience of the book’s best parts condensed, so you don't have to invest a large amount of time to gain the edification of the novel. There is a middle ground called the light spoiler, which aims to use a sample of the novel to get you outside your literary comfort zone. The rarest kind of article, of which there will be few, is the supercut, whose philosophy is meant to cover a book in a way that already assumes you have read the book. This passage is longer and intended to prompt you to reevaluate the book's significance and quality, as well as the perspective and memories you associate with the novel. Any article that is not a supercut will be less than two Google document pages long and will thus have a reading time close to five minutes. The genre page directs you to different pages (Depending on the genre) that lead to the articles themselves. I hope you enjoy the fruits of my labor!
As an aside, keep in mind that multiple features are along the way, primarily Epimetheus telling you what the most recent and most popular articles are, and his brother, Prometheus, who is up to his tricks and has locked something new in Pandora's box.