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    Making the Bones Live: A Look at Claude Manceron’s Epic History of the French Revolution
    Literary & Media Analysis

    Making the Bones Live: A Look at Claude Manceron’s Epic History of the French Revolution

    Fellowship & Fairydust July 12, 2019

    Many history books collect dust on library shelves across the globe--and for good reason. Too many of these books instruct but fail to entertain or even engage readers. Simply put, there are many reasons books…

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    Tolkien Was Wise to Put the Kibosh on the Fourth Age
    Literary & Media Analysis

    Tolkien Was Wise to Put the Kibosh on the Fourth Age

    Fellowship & Fairydust June 12, 2019

    One of the most amazing things about The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien is how many readers return to it time and time again. Most doorstopper-sized books, no matter how wonderful, are read once…

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    Something of Time: A Personal Look at ‘Nightnoise’
    Literary & Media Analysis

    Something of Time: A Personal Look at ‘Nightnoise’

    Fellowship & Fairydust October 29, 2018

    The crooked road that leads from the historic First Coast of Northeast Florida to the ivied walls of a prestigious liberal arts college in Connecticut is broken enough, without Celtic music in the background. But…

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    Nothing’s Forgotten: My Appreciation for “Robin of Sherwood”
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    Nothing’s Forgotten: My Appreciation for “Robin of Sherwood”

    Fellowship & Fairydust August 29, 2018

    There have been a host of bad Robin Hood shows in recent decades, but none of them ever reached the heights of Robin of Sherwood, easily one of the more interesting contemporary portrayals of that…

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    Holiday TV Brings Armories, a Cyclops, and the Slaughter of the Awgwas
    Literary & Media Analysis

    Holiday TV Brings Armories, a Cyclops, and the Slaughter of the Awgwas

    Fellowship & Fairydust January 1, 2018

    On the last Christmas afternoon of the 20th century, my younger brother and I sat mesmerized in front of the TV watching Krull. Now, Krull is not one of the better sci-fi/fantasy films of the…

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    On the Feast of St. Stephen: A Reflection on the Paradox of Christmastime
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    On the Feast of St. Stephen: A Reflection on the Paradox of Christmastime

    Fellowship & Fairydust December 27, 2017

    I am blessed with having both an older and a younger brother who are almost seven years apart from each other. Of course, being stuck between them during my childhood, I did not think they…

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    Ham for the Holidays: A Story from a Christmas Retail Worker
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    Ham for the Holidays: A Story from a Christmas Retail Worker

    Fellowship & Fairydust December 23, 2017

    In its infinite wisdom, back in 1955, the “one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church,” (don’t take my word for it, that’s from the First Council of Constantinople back in 381) declared May 1 to be the…

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    Mutants and Magic: A Look At America’s Hogwarts
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    Mutants and Magic: A Look At America’s Hogwarts

    Fellowship & Fairydust August 1, 2017

    Having been born in the first days of that glorious period in American history when Gerald Ford strode the earth like a colossus, I was a little too old for Harry Potter when he burst…

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    Jesus of Nazareth: Easter Classic Is Still Better Than Creepy Robots
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    Jesus of Nazareth: Easter Classic Is Still Better Than Creepy Robots

    Fellowship & Fairydust April 19, 2017

    First released in time for Easter back in 1977, Franco Zeffirelli’s epic miniseries Jesus of Nazareth was a staple of American television for years. As soon as Cadbury Creme Eggs hit the store, Jesus of…

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    The Start of Russia’s Long Lent: An Appreciation of Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s “The Red Wheel”
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    The Start of Russia’s Long Lent: An Appreciation of Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s “The Red Wheel”

    Fellowship & Fairydust April 1, 2017

    With this year marking the centennial of the Russian Revolution, Lent serves as a good time to ponder the strange course history took in 1917. If Lent is a time of suffering, sacrifice, and readying…

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