Kate Hamill: Vanity Fair and Adapting the Classics from the Female Gaze
by Priya Chhaya Published in 1848, Vanity Fair falls within a broad category of novels often referred to as “classic.”
Read moreby Priya Chhaya Published in 1848, Vanity Fair falls within a broad category of novels often referred to as “classic.”
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Read moreHyperspace Theories visits The Dark Side in this month’s episode. That’s right, Tricia Barr has a new Star Wars book,
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Read moreOne of the trademarks of storytelling in Star Wars is they don’t always fully explain how all the technology works.
Read moreWe’ve reached a third of the way into the first season of Star Wars Resistance, and the animated show finally
Read moreStar Wars Resistance’s latest, “The Children from Tehar” introduced a fascinating new alien species to its viewers and Kylo Ren
Read moreIt all started with Princess Leia and now 41 years later she’s joined by 74 more female characters in Star
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