Join Duke, Brooke, and Alex for more conversation about fairy tale retellings.
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7. Folklore (Not Taylor’s Version) Pt. 1
Join Duke and Brooke for a conversation with KSU student, Alex, for a discussion of fairy tale retellings.
Waymark’s Fairy Tale & Mythology Retelling Recommended Reading
Myths and fairy tales are cornerstones of culture for any society, preserved through oral traditions or the dissemination of informationContinueContinue reading “Waymark’s Fairy Tale & Mythology Retelling Recommended Reading”
Episode 7 Show Notes
“Why Are The Same Fairytales Retold Again And Again?” from Book Riot “What If The Little Mermaid Learned Sign Language?ContinueContinue reading “Episode 7 Show Notes”
Oh, To Have a Love so Perfectly Imperfect: A Review of “Beach Read”
By: Jaye Curry, Fiction Reviewer Beach Read (2020) follows January Andrews, a romance writer, and Gus Everett, a literary fictionContinueContinue reading “Oh, To Have a Love so Perfectly Imperfect: A Review of “Beach Read””
This Instagram Poetry Was Not for Me: A Review of “Film for Her”
By: Ava Gladdin, Poetry Reviewer Orion Carloto is an Instagram-famous blogger mostly known for her aesthetically pleasing online existence. InContinueContinue reading “This Instagram Poetry Was Not for Me: A Review of “Film for Her””
Societies Plagiarize: A Review of “Caste, the Origins of Our Discontents”
By: Alex Eubanks, Nonfiction Reviewer “In debating ‘how to institutionalize racism in the Third Reich,’ wrote the Yale legal historianContinueContinue reading “Societies Plagiarize: A Review of “Caste, the Origins of Our Discontents””
Episode 6 Show Notes
“The Best Slasher Books That Will Leave You Begging for More” from Book Riot “21 Popular Horror Tropes for Writers”ContinueContinue reading “Episode 6 Show Notes”
Waymark’s Horror: Slasher Recommended Reading
In October, everyone needs a good fright. Though the terrors of Mike Flanagan, Wes Craven, and John Carpenter may notContinueContinue reading “Waymark’s Horror: Slasher Recommended Reading”
6. The Hills Have Googly Eyes
Curious about slasher novels and their tropes? Then listen up! Duke and Brooke break down discuss some of your favorite slasher movies, and books, and discuss what makes them tick.
Make sure to check out the show notes for our sources, and see our new recommended reading lists on our website!