
Tom Dean is a PhD candidate whose work explores pro-wrestling as an art form, a mode of embodied performance in which performers confess the story of their lives through a blend of reality and fiction - the 'work, shoot confessional'.
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Hello Reader! Still no Rollins, but this is a big week with Cargill’s running buddies B-Fab and Michin challenging for the tag-team titles. Let’s get to it!
This week, we see the storytelling benefits of being...
Hello Reader! This time on WWE Confessional Stories 2001-2019, we have the interesting case of AJ Lee (real name April Mendez Brooks). Interesting because, during this time period - her first run in the WWE - she resisted actually ‘confessi...
Hello Reader! We’ve made it to halfway through this year-long project. As I mentioned a few weeks back, this time there’ll be no quarterly reflections as there was in Q1. This is because Rollins has now been absent from TV for 11 weeks, and...
Hello Reader! For the next part in this series, I’m going to look at the WWE’s on-screen portrayal of Jeff Hardy’s addiction issues. Before we get into it, I want to point out that you can find various interviews with Jeff in which he admit...
So, this article has been inspired by a note I saw on this platform last week that gained a little traction. In this note, the author expressed disappointment that there wasn’t much in the way of pro-wrestling literary criticism out there,...
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I'm Tom, a creative writing PhD researcher examining the wacky world of pro-wrestling, alongside writing a novel on the same subject. Here you'll find creative writing observations, links between sport & art, and literary criticism on pro-wrestling.
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