I Am Heathcliff; I Am Lockwood: Moral Ambivalence and Imperialist Nostalgia in Wuthering Heights
Imagine my surprise, then... one of the communities those early folklorists considered “exotic” and “backward” was of my own ancestry.
Lisa Sylvia Hamilton
How Do You Wake a Sleeping Giant? A Review of Tanya Talaga’s Seven Fallen Feathers: Racism, Death, and Hard Truths in a Northern City
To this day, Nanabijou remains captured in his stony sleep.
On Duplicity and Death: A Review of Margaret Atwood's On Writers and Writing
Imagine you were offered the chance to descend into the labyrinthine tunnels and murky shafts of an ancient cave.
DRAWN TO THE FLAMES
Because our personal relationship with fire is a cautious one, we love the excitement of fire shows.
Earth, air, water, fire. In the extreme, these elemental forces can be either ineffectual or catastrophic. They are essential for life, and yet not enough of one—or too much of another—can have a devastating impact on existence.
Humans have always attempted to harness the elements for their survival, and perhaps fire is the most dramatic of these building blocks of life. Fire symbolizes the spa
Earth, air, water, fire. In the extreme, these elemental forces can be either ineffectual or catastrophic. They are essential for life, and yet not enough of one—or too much of another—can have a devastating impact on existence.
Humans have always attempted to harness the elements for their survival, and perhaps fire is the most dramatic of these building blocks of life. Fire symbolizes the spa