Unmasked: What Squid Game Reveals About Entertainment Culture
Squid Game has apparently caught the world in its tentacles – but what makes this show so popular, and how does it reflect on humanity?
Squid Game has apparently caught the world in its tentacles – but what makes this show so popular, and how does it reflect on humanity?
In which I treat you to a lengthy appreciation of character and landscape in one of literature’s greats.
Poetry, theology, social media.
A contemplation of Canadian identity in the light of the recent discoveries unmarked residential school graves.
A comparison of the characterization of evil in two radically different books: The Lord of the Rings and 1984.
Wordsworth proves that writing in poetic forms can be just as expressive and beautiful as writing in free verse.
A discussion of why, in my opinion, personality tests are untrue, unhelpful, and sometimes downright dangerous.
An exploration of feminism in The Queen’s Gambit by looking at costuming, control, and the interplay between chess and reality throughout the show.
My theory on how 2020 helped to define the problem with art in postmodernism (with some help from Fredric Jameson).
An exploration of how Lewis reveals the nature of evil by displaying how it reacts to and attempts to corrupt the natural laws of Perelandra.