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Guest Contributor: “Coping with this fuggin’ writer rejection” by Ben Gohs
Today, guest contributor and writer Benjamin J. Gohs delivers a rousing essay on writer rejection. Join us to learn more!
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Folklore: The botched burial and destruction of a vrykolakas on Mykonos
Today we examine some folklore form Greece. Join us to learn more about this undead tale!
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Poetry: “Multiple Linear Regression—To the One Who Knows” By Queen Jane
Today we read a poetry submission by Queen Jane. Join us to learn more!
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Celebrating Black History Month with Reading, Empathy, and Education
Today we review posts that celebrate Black voices for Black History Month. Join us to learn more!
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Greek Mythology: Defining satyrs
Today we look at satyrs of Greek Mythology and analyze the goat men. Join us to learn more!
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Poetry: “Love is a Flame” by George Marion McClellan
Happy Valentine’s Day! Today we are looking at a short poem about fire and love. Join us to learn more!
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Literature in Film: Transformation and transcendence in Jim Henson’s The Storyteller (1987)
Today we look at Jim Henson’s The Storyteller season one. It’s from 1987 and it’s a remarkable show!
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Poetry: “Winter Solitude” by Matsuo Basho
Today we read a short poem by Matsuo Basho. Join us to learn more!
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Literature in Film: Immortality and ennui in Zardoz (1974)
Today on the blog, we are looking at the idea of “ennui” in the film Zardoz to contextualize immortality and the woes of living forever.
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Folklore: Childhood lessons from the bogeyman
Today, we learn a little about the bogeyman of folklore. Join us to learn more!
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Writing Craft: What are allusions, and why do they matter?
Today we look at allusions, define them, and try to make sense as to why they are important to communication. Join us to learn more!
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The trial of Oscar Wilde and the destruction of a brilliant writer
Today we look at the trial of Oscar Wilde. It’s not a happy story. Join us to learn more!
