Colors in the Ocean: A Star Wars Story
Sometimes when you're somewhere new all you can think about is what you've left behind . . . Rey sat on an outcropping of the island Ahch-To, her legs stretched before her, the sounds of…
Month: October 2017
The Road to Always: A Harry Potter Fan Meets an Anti-Harry Potter Fan-Fiction Writer
Ever since 2000, I have been a fan of the Harry Potter book and film series, which have become much appreciated throughout the world for their literary and cinematic value. Like many people of…
Who is Gandalf, Really?: A Fandom Crossover Theory
So Gandalf, huh? Quite the guy. The guy who, when you think about it, is playing chess with Sauron for the whole of The Lord of the Rings franchise. Now, full disclaimer: I have…
Home: A Harry Potter Story
~ by Rebekah Peterson Another sunny day Has come and gone away In Paris and Rome But I want to go home Harry ducked under the threshold of the bar, into the gleaming sunlight of…
The Color of Love: A Harry Potter Poem
Author's Note: This is a poetic sequel to "Legend of the Lost" in which Severus Snape and Lily Evans are finally reunited in the afterlife. ~ “Lily, tell me, What color is it I’m seeing? Or is…
Misery Loves Company: A Review of “A Series of Unfortunate Events”
If you are reading this post, you are probably considering whether or not you should read A Series of Unfortunate Events. I am here to tell you that you will hear two different answers for…
An Exception to Every Rule: A Harry Potter Satire
Author's Note: Fondly dedicated to an outspoken pony protester, Byrnwiga, who inspired some of the colorful dialogue in our little vignette! ;) *** The time had come for the dreadful scene in which everyone’s…
Legend of the Lost: A Harry Potter Serial – Epilogue: Remember Me
A man in his mid-30's, wearing glasses and an overcoat, stood in a windswept cemetery in front of a grave. It was a gray winter day, as gray as the waves crashing against…
Throwing Away the Ladder: Seeking God Beyond Logic
There’s an important little passage in Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov which has in it the seed of an important argument. The great thing about this book, however, is that it is possible to pick any…
Tolkien and the Myth of Creation
The books of the British writer John Ronald Reuel Tolkien are very popular, irrespective of age, gender, race, and religion. Most readers enjoy his books because of the heroic events which bring them to an…