Movie Review: The Company of Wolves
The Company of Wolves is one of only two Angela Carter stories to make it to the big screen so far (which is a shame, […]
Month: July 2005
Movie Review: Murder by Decree
Murder By Decree is a 1979 film directed by Bob Clark that was released on DVD in 2003. Previously, it wasn’t even widely available on […]
Rubber mask theater
“Ian McKellen was really awesome in that movie, but he’s never gonna win an Oscar for it because it’s rubber mask theater.” “Rubber mask theater” […]
Copyright Law: Merger Doctrine
U.S. copyright law is intended to foster artistic and intellectual endeavors by protecting creators’ rights and thus their livelihoods. However, copyright law can easily turn […]
Why it’s a bad idea to pay a vanity press to publish your writing
Vanity publishers will publish anything if the author has the money, be it a family history to distribute to relatives, a guide for classes, or […]
The Earth’s Moons
Everybody knows that the Earth has a moon: Luna* is roughly a quarter of the size of our planet and is second only to the […]