Written by Bronte CronsberryJuly 4, 2020August 26, 2020

Academically Ugly: Geometric Horror in H.P. Lovecraft

One of the consistent motifs in the short fiction of H.P. Lovecraft is the description of creatures and spaces as non-Euclidean. Most readers are still able to identify the horror of these creations (as well as the rampant racism in the stories) but the description itself is highly academic. For many readers this isn’t enough […]

Written by Bronte CronsberrySeptember 2, 2019

Translated Into Relevance: An Under-Researched Opinion on Modern Shakespeare

Reading Shakespeare is often one of the most reviled parts of high school English for the average student while beyond the walls of the classroom there is still a large theatre community that is built around keeping Shakespeare’s plays alive. William Shakespeare died in 1616 so his plays are far from recent which raises questions […]

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Academically Ugly: Geometric Horror in H.P. Lovecraft

Translated Into Relevance: An Under-Researched Opinion on Modern Shakespeare