At In Ivy & Ink, culture is not just what surrounds us — it’s what seeps into us. It’s the stories we inherit, the voices we remember, the silence between generations, and the slow art of reflection in a fast-moving world.
This page is where literature, art, history, and womanhood converge. Here, I explore the textured layers beneath the surface of what we read and observe — how a century-old novel still speaks to a modern soul, how a film can echo a forgotten era, how feminine identity is shaped by what we’re told and what we withhold.
Expect meditations and published works on:
- The emotional legacy of gothic literature
- Feminine archetypes in classic and contemporary stories and poems
- Reflections on identity, silence, and selfhood across art and time
- The cultural weight of books that refuse to be forgotten
Culture here is quiet, but it’s never passive. It’s rooted, like ivy — growing through the cracks, wrapping around memory and meaning.
This isn’t a commentary blog. It’s a candlelit room for slow thought, deep feeling, and the enduring power of story.