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Month: October 2015

4 Reasons Why Keeping Secrets from Readers Doesn’t Work
Writing

4 Reasons Why Keeping Secrets from Readers Doesn’t Work

Every quarter I read at least half a dozen pieces of freshman writing that withhold key information from readers in … Continue reading 4 Reasons Why Keeping Secrets from Readers Doesn’t Work

How Ronald D. Moore Used Star Trek to Build a Better Battlestar Galactica
Pop Culture, Writing

How Ronald D. Moore Used Star Trek to Build a Better Battlestar Galactica

So I’ve been binge-watching Deep Space 9, and the funny thing is that some pretty familiar tropes from Battlestar Galactica … Continue reading How Ronald D. Moore Used Star Trek to Build a Better Battlestar Galactica

How Chronic Illness Made Me a Champion Worrywart
Health

How Chronic Illness Made Me a Champion Worrywart

I worry about everything. Barometric pressure. Fluorescent lights. Hormones. My bedtime. You name it, I can fret over it. So … Continue reading How Chronic Illness Made Me a Champion Worrywart

Is Your Cat a Sociopath? 6 Telltale Signs
Humor, Psychology

Is Your Cat a Sociopath? 6 Telltale Signs

Your precious fuzzball is a little Hannibal Lecter just waiting to happen. You know this. But you don’t care because … Continue reading Is Your Cat a Sociopath? 6 Telltale Signs

Twenty Years Later, Star Trek’s DS9 Is Still the Most Feminist Show Around
Feminism, Pop Culture

Twenty Years Later, Star Trek’s DS9 Is Still the Most Feminist Show Around

I love DS9. It’s something I should be ashamed to admit. The characters type out imaginary codes at comm panels … Continue reading Twenty Years Later, Star Trek’s DS9 Is Still the Most Feminist Show Around

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