Tag: T.K. Wilson

Nonfiction

Beauties, Beasts, and Phantoms: A Brief History of Beauty & The Beast

BY T.K. WILSON

The perennially beloved tale of Beauty and the Beast has been told in dozens of different ways throughout the years.

Read More →

Nonfiction

Magic in the Sand: A Fan’s Review of Disney’s Aladdin

BY T.K. WILSON

I don’t remember the first time I saw Disney’s Aladdin. It just seems like it’s always been in my life.

Read More →

Nonfiction

The Secret of Kells: A Movie Review of an Animated Classic

BY T.K. WILSON

The Secret of Kells is a fictional account of the completion of the Book of Kells, one of the finest early illuminated Bibles in existence.

Read More →

Short Fiction

The Minstrel and the Apple: A Story of Avalon and Robin Hood

BY T.K. WILSON

“Father promised me his lands when I turned eighteen and my own choice of husband! Both are mine as of tomorrow morning!”

Read More →

Nonfiction

Seven Wild Sisters: Celtic Faeries on American Soil

“Don’t ask Lily Kindred if there are faeries living in her hills. She knows there are. When a young woman called Sarah-Jane Dillard comes to her farm to find out about the mysterious spinster, Lily takes her under her wing. She teaches Sarah about the faeries.”

Read More →

Nonfiction

Something More: Fantasy Fiction as a Reflection of Truth

BY T.K. WILSON

Chesterton goes on to say fantasy shows us the abnormal rationality of Christianity in a way that is simpler to understand for the most part.

Read More →
↑
Close