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Kate Beaton Takes On Macbeth

Kate Beaton Takes On Macbeth

Consider this your Thursday laugh break: Kate Beaton (of Page Pulp favorite Hark! A Vagrant!)’s take on William Shakespeare’s Macbeth.


Quote of the Week: Dracula by Bram Stoker

Quote of the Week: Dracula by Bram Stoker

The novel I am quoting this week is the novel from which all modern vampire novels (good and the bad) owe their debts, Bram Stoker’s Dracula.


Quote of the Week: The Two Towers

Quote of the Week: The Two Towers

The novel I am quoting this week is The Two Towers.


Thursday Tunes: Harry and the Potters

Thursday Tunes: Harry and the Potters

This week’s Thursday Tunes comes courtesy of a nerdishly whimsical band, Harry and the Potters.


Quote of the Week: The Fellowship of the Ring

Quote of the Week: The Fellowship of the Ring

This week I am quoting a little novel titled The Fellowship of the Ring, the first volume in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings.


My Semi-Triumphant Return

My Semi-Triumphant Return

Well ladies and gents, I have returned from my much-needed break.


How Game of Thrones (Season 1) Should Have Ended

How Game of Thrones (Season 1) Should Have Ended

I discovered yet another literary gem from the good people at HISHE, this one focusing on the end of season one of Game of Thrones.


“Absence” by Pablo Neruda

“Absence” by Pablo Neruda

This week’s poem is “Absence” by Pablo Neruda.


Many Covers of Tender is the Night

Many Covers of Tender is the Night

Inspired by yesterday’s Thursday Tunes, the choice for cover exploration this week is F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Tender is the Night.


Thursday Tunes: Blur

Thursday Tunes: Blur

On Blur’s 1999 album, 13, there is a gospel-tinged song titled “Tender”.


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