A Song of Redemption and Destruction: How the Writers Created and Ruined Jaime Lannister
BY RACHEL ATTERHOLT I have a lot of thoughts about Game of Thrones. They’re mostly good, most of them expanding long on the well-developed characters and plot-lines. It’s a great show, deserving of the praise it has received. I’m currently rewatching the series with my parents, and it’s enjoyable as hell. WARNING:...
Moon’s End: A Harry Potter Story
BY RACHEL ATTERHOLT
“Someone needs to lighten this place up a bit. Who better than the best troublemakers in all of Hogwarts?”
Eponine’s Last: A Les Misérables Poem
BY RACHEL ATTERHOLT
The forgotten girl with the bleeding heart watched as Marius touched her blood-soaked shirt, and as he cried, she smiled.
Song of a Faerie
BY RACHEL ATTERHOLT
I am resting by a hawthorn tree, looking out at a hill of stones, holding the tombs of passage. One of them calls to me.
It’s a Beautiful Day: The Impact of Mister Rogers on My Life, My Writing, and the World
BY RACHEL ATTERHOLT
There are three ways to ultimate success: The first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is to be kind.
The Gallifrey Child: A Doctor Who Story
It had been so long since he had been back there. And yet, Pete’s World was precisely as he had remembered it. He stood on…
Always Belonged to You: A Pirates of the Caribbean Story
BY RACHEL ATTERHOLT What is it like to love someone? To give something away that you’ve hidden deep inside you so it wouldn’t be broken again? Is loving someone like taking a leap of faith or perhaps is it more of a fall? What if you believed it was a leap and took that jump …...
