Of Men and Monsters 3:
(Image from: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1684044015213864/posts/4275777912707115/) Welcome back to the third installment of this monster loving series. The 20s to the 50s focused on love tales in cinema, but now we are about to delve into a whole new era of monstrous affection.
A Brief Explanation of Civil vs. Criminal Cases: OJ Simpson
Welcome to the Library of the Lost, where the Ink-Stained Archivist revisits a courtroom spectacle that refuses to settle into history. Through the curious case of O.J. Simpson, the law’s twin chambers—criminal guilt and civil liability—reveal how one story can fracture into two starkly differ
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A journey into the mind of writer Jay Kierstead, and their journey of reclamation of their own story through writing mythology of their own.
Opera’s Queens – A Feminist Look at Mozart’s Magic Flute
An analysis of Mozart's opera "Die Zauberflöte," exploring its themes of gender, enlightenment, and power. While it reflects 18th-century gender norms, portraying rationality as masculine and emotion as feminine, characters like Pamina offer depth and complexity. Modern interpretations challenge tr
Of Men and Monsters
The landscape of today's media is very pro monster, is it new? Monster love interests across the decades, starting with the 1920's.