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Sometimes I will read or watch something and I want to talk about it, but I don’t have enough to say for a full post. So here are some mini reviews for a variety of stories I’ve finished in the last several months.
When in Rome…wait, wrong country. We’re in Greece again for one more round of mythic movies and monster madness. Be sure to check out part one of this journey.
Of all the movies in this marathon, this...
The only bad thing about physical media is that it takes up space. A shocking revelation, I know. In an ideal situation, I would keep all the books I buy on a whim for a dollar, but since I have limited space, there comes a time when hard c...
What are fairy tales? What makes them different from other fictional stories? Some might say it has to have magic and magical creatures. That it should/should not take place in our world. That it needs to include a moral lesson. That it end...
Since I just read The Odyssey, I thought I should give some attention to the movies that have been inspired by Greek heroes and events. I had not seen any of these movies before, so let’s see how they pan(dora) out.
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A commoner's thoughts on books, movies, and tv shows. Come for the reviews, essays, lists, and my own short stories. Stay for the honesty, humor and entertainment.
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