SELECT ARTICLES
TELEVISION
The Picard Maneuver: The Great/Terrible Trek Aesthetic, Inverse
The Briefcase is a Reality Show for the Victorian Era, The Atlantic
The mythic roots and serial appeal of the sibling relationship on TV, AV Club
Decoy: Police Woman Was a Glimpse of Things to Come, AV Club
How Westworld Plays With Our Attraction to Trauma Stories, VICE
Kings was an awkward alternate universe, gone too soon, AV Club
Black Mirror Has a Bleak View of Technology, Humanity…and Its Audience, VICE
FILM
“Choli Ke Peeche Kya Hai?”: The Hardest-Working Scene in Movies, Oscilloscope
The Feminine Desert of Mad Max Fury Road, The Dissolve
How the vampire became film’s most feminist monster, The Dissolve
Crimson Peak and the Gothic Family Tree, AV Club
“A Strange and Savage Beauty”: Carlos Saura’s Flamenco Trilogy, Strange Horizons
There’s No Happy Ending with Me: The Fall, Strange Horizons
The Final Frontier: The Beautiful Fatality of Near Space, Strange Horizons
A Thing That Lives on Tears: Goodness and Clarice Starling, Strange Horizons
Superhuman: Masculinity and Musketeers in Fast and the Furious, Strange Horizons
Growing Up Monstrous with Park Chan-wook’s Stoker, io9
The Revolution Will Be Televised: Mockingjay Part 1, Philly Weekly
BOOKS AND CULTURE
“I don’t think I’ll venture on dual garmenture”: Rational Dress and the Politics of Biking, The Toast
Ginger Rogers And The Case Of The Authorized Editions, NPR.org
“Vulturism,” Interfictions
Legacy/Frankenstein, NPR.org
The Workings Of Nature: Naturalist Writing And Making Sense Of The World, NPR.org
Ten Worlds About Ben Affleck’s Batman, Strange Horizons
Being Dead Sucks Even More Than You Thought, VICE
The Dark Appeal of Beauty and the Beast, NPR.org
Belle’s costumes don’t fit the live-action Beauty and the Beast, but they sure fit her brand, Vox
How Disney’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Became the Darkest Tale of All, VICE
Three Dragons, Fantasy Magazine
The High Untresspassed Sanctity of Space: Seven True Stories about Eugene Cernan, Lightspeed Magazine
“And I Will Seek You: East of the Sun, West of the Moon,” LA Review of Books
Dark Universe at the AMNH, io9