I am currently running an irregular Dungeons and Dragons campaign which follows the Strixhaven: Curriculum of Chaos published adventures. Instead of using the setting as
Support, Tech, and Barely Getting Through (Teaching in a Time of Covid Pt. 2: 2020-2021 School Year Reflection)
This is the second installment of what will hopefully only be three posts. If you are interested in how the Covid epidemic smacked teachers in
“See you in Two Weeks!” (Teaching in a Time of Covid Pt. 1: 2019-2020 School Year Reflection)
2020 will go down as one of the worst years in modern memory. While there are a number of reasons for this to be true,
Concluding Thoughts From a dissertation on Speculative Fiction
Through this dissertation, US speculative fiction is examined as a discourse on migration under the assumption that the imagined worlds are predicated on the real
Chapter Three: Racism and Seeking Asylum in Saga
(Brief intro: while I’ve been posting my dissertation chapters here for a few months, this chapter is over a graphic novel and loses the most
Chapter Two: The Expectation of Assimilation in American Gods
American Gods by Neil Gaiman is a difficult novel to classify. In the introduction to this dissertation, two questions were asserted to decide if a
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