Eggers, Sjon, and Skarsgard turn, with serious minds, to the premodern world.
Category: Criticism
Bob Dylan: The Troubadour Plays Mobile – A Concert Review
Since Bob Dylan is my favorite musical artist, I simply had to write about my first time seeing his concert!
A Publishing Journey, #50: Essay “Looking to Polish Cinema”
During our troubled days, we would do well to look to ways the Poles have confronted years of national trauma through film.
2 Weeks of Brief Literary Thoughts
This month I posted a daily series of quick thoughts on various pieces of literature.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Coleridge continually captures my attention and enjoyment in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene
The Fairie Queene is one of the best and greatest works of British Literature.
Paradise Lost: One of the Greatest Literary Works
Paradise Lost is one of the greatest literary works ever written in any language.
What are the Contents of the Dead Man’s Pockets?
What makes a good short story?
O. Henry & Creativity
If I have learned anything from reading O. Henry, I have learned creativity.
Learning from C. S. Lewis’s Writing Style
As I began to develop my own writing skills, I realized how well Lewis wrote.
The Flummoxed 