An Effigy of Intimacy – Sexuality in Interview with the Vampire
by Lauren Jackson Anne Rice’s novel Interview with the Vampire is filled with an underlying tension; palpable but hidden. The […]
Shifting Mentalities of World War I Soldiers
by Lauren Jackson Gunfire is a constant melody here; a tune that becomes synonymous with nature. The sun trickles in […]
The Key to the Door – on Margaret Atwood’s Handmaid’s Tale
by Lauren Jackson The light expands from a small slit to a slithering mass, the soft tread on the carpet […]
The Unnatural in Nature
by Lauren Jackson Bodies dangle gruesomely from trees, strung up by their necks, the life choked out of their features. […]
Written in Blood – The Commodification and Sexualization of Dracula
by Lauren Jackson A dark cloak had settled on the shoulders of Victorian England, for the times were changing as […]
Who
by Casey Edgington Who? Who has big brown eyes? Who has taken my heart by surprise? Who is patient and […]
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
by Casey Edgington Obsessive Compulsive disorder is a psychological disorder that involves compulsions, which are observable behaviors, and obsessions which […]
Upcoming Events
Check out the below upcoming events you may be interested in participating in or supporting: Lectures: Mon, 9/29 4-6pm, Barbie […]
The De-Radicalization of Class and Gender in Wuthering Heights
by Lauren Jackson Emily Bronte, in her novel Wuthering Heights, has been deemed radical in her thoughts, beliefs, and presentation […]
The Radicalization of Anne Boleyn
The Radicalization and Martyrdom of Anne Boleyn? by Lauren Jackson When first constructing this essay, I was questioned by a […]