Yana’s Reveries

A Year in Dante’s Hell

2027

Oct 10 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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September 2026

Why are you turning back to misery?

A personal reading of Dante’s Inferno, Canto I

Sep 26 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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Before I enter Hell

A pagan poet guiding a Christian pilgrim toward a God he cannot see. Oh Dante, that is tragic to me.

Sep 25 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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August 2026

Oh Helen, it was not a scandal until it became a headline

#6 — The Greek Dispatches: The war becomes unstoppable

Aug 1 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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July 2026

Poor moth, I think, while staring at my screen

As if the foolishness belongs only to it.

Jul 18 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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May 2026

The Velveteen Rabbit

Nothing loved is ever lost, only returns in disguise

May 15 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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Sherlock Baa-ms

The Sheep Detectives learn to narrate grief like a whodunit.

May 14 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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Love Is Not a Thesis

When was the last time you didn’t have to explain why you loved anything?

May 13 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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April 2026

What makes a story turn into “myth” over time?

Because a story told aloud is never the same story twice.

Apr 25 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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The first quarter of 2026, in books and thoughts

What I read, what I wrote, and where my mind wandered

Apr 11 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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I no longer wish to think for myself

There is a thing called a brain. Do not stop using it. It will surprise you more than AI.

Apr 11 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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Whose eyes am I using when I call something beautiful?

An essay after reading John Berger’s Ways of Seeing.

Apr 6 • Saiyana Ramisetty

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