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The piece is about how The Catcher in the Rye answered a question pertaining to someone's sarcasm and their own depression.

The piece is about how the author Charles Dickens put a certain philosophy in all of his works.

The short story is a fictional account of how the Star-Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key was written.

The piece is about how the character Jay Gatsby is not the character we all think he is, but actually a gangster.

The piece is about banned books and what they mean for the author and reader.

The piece is about the movie Black Widow having an analogy that is not as clear as the film presents and that moviegoers may have missed.

An op-ed piece by Greg Luti on Pens and Words about Charlie Harper being more relatable than the show led on.

A summer-themed short story titled "Mask Burning" by Greg Luti on the blog Pens and Words. The story is about kids burning their masks.

An op-ed piece by Greg Luti on the blog Pens and Words. The piece is about how a certain character is added to a show in a subtle way.

The op-ed piece is about how modern popular sitcoms are more like tragedies than they want to admit.

An op-ed piece titled "Space Jam Sucks" by Greg Luti on the literary blog Pens and Words about the movie Space Jam not being very good.

An op-ed piece by Greg Luti on the blog Pens and Words asking the question when should a show be rebooted.

An op-ed piece by Greg Luti on the literary blog Pens and Words about the thing that a writer doesn't have any control when writing.

An op-ed piece titled "Why Didn't Shakespeare Write About Alexander The Great?" by Greg Luti on the literary blog Pens and Words.

An op-ed piece titled "Is Newman The Hero In Seinfeld?" by Greg Luti on the blog Pens and Words about the character Newman on Seinfeld.

A short story titled "102nd Best Site For Writers" by Greg Luti about the ranking of the blog, or lack thereof.

An op-ed piece by Greg Luti on the literary blog Pens and Words about how a writer should handle writing about government.

An op-ed piece by Greg Luti on the literary blog Pens and Words about having too many books in the world.

A short story by Greg Luti on the blog Pens and Words about a writer dealing with a student critiquing his work.

How could you, reader? I thought we were friends, or you know, whatever a stranger could be to a blogger who writes random rants like this.