Easter Weekend, April 2020
My husband Aurel and I like to celebrate Easter, along with other holidays co-opted from the pagan calendar. This weekend … Continue reading Easter Weekend, April 2020
Author: metamorphorica
Endophysical Paratheosis
by Doxian Thump A little over thirty years ago, while I was walking along 57th Street in Manhattan, I came … Continue reading Endophysical Paratheosis
Review: The Wizard of Oz
This is a review of the 1939 film directed by Victor Fleming. by Charlotte Dovey My brothers and I loved … Continue reading Review: The Wizard of Oz
Review: Moby Dick (1956, Directed by John Huston)
This is a review of the 1956 film, directed by John Huston. by Charlotte Dovey In turning Moby Dick into … Continue reading Review: Moby Dick (1956, Directed by John Huston)
Achilles’s Heel
by Charlotte Dovey Achilles’s father came from a family of working class immigrants from Greece. His father, Euripides, was a … Continue reading Achilles’s Heel
The Water of Life
An analysis of the Grimm’s Tale, “The Water of Life,” Tale #97 by Charlotte Dovey Poison seems to be the … Continue reading The Water of Life
The Changeling
by Charlotte Dovey On a crisp autumn night in a Northern wilderness, a couple lived in a cottage nestled amongst … Continue reading The Changeling
How Jasper Grey Cleaned his Closet
by Doxian Thump I live in a forest and have very few neighbors. Nevertheless there are two who live very … Continue reading How Jasper Grey Cleaned his Closet
Persephone and Hades
by Charlotte Dovey Persephone is the daughter of Demeter, the goddess of corn, or the harvest, a goddess much loved … Continue reading Persephone and Hades
Review: Jean de Florette and Manon des Sources
by Charlotte Dovey Shakespeare wrote, “The sins of the father are to be laid upon the children” (The Merchant of … Continue reading Review: Jean de Florette and Manon des Sources
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