Category: The Bookshelf
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, Greta Gerwig’s Narnia adaptation series, beginning with The Magician’s Nephew in early 2027, is not off to a…
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There is no more Dungeon Crawler Carl for me to read. I started this journey about a year ago, and last month, I completed A…
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Look to the sky and hold onto your utility belts, Batfans. This month, we celebrate the Caped Crusader. In the darkness of night, evildoers are…
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Dungeon Crawler Carl has eight completed books, which may sound impossible since the first book came out in 2020. In six years, author Matt Dinniman…
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As an African-American woman from the southern part of the United States, February (Black History Month) and June (Juneteenth) are naturally my favorite months of…
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The Odyssey has been a complete game-changer. It is shattering box office records and shaping up to dominate the Oscar conversation. It is already impossible…
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Stephen King is one of the most successful and acclaimed authors ever. He is prolific, well-regarded, and highly successful, both commercially and critically. When he…
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In the immediate aftermath of The Odyssey from Christopher Nolan, Emily Wilson, famous for her progressive but highly controversial translation of Homer’s epic poem, said…
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Elmer Lucille Allen is an example of why I am always impressed by my friends and close relatives who are in STEM or medicine-related careers.…
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The Odyssey is a difficult story to pin down the details of. Historians aren’t even sure Homer was a real person. He may have been…