Theme Essay by Martha Nichols
Those who believe the fey little spinster never took off her ghostly white dress may require smelling salts.
Adaptations
Emily Dickinson, Zombie
Dec 10, 2012
Channeling Capote's "In Cold Blood"
Dec 03, 2012
Theme Essay by Mali Sastri
There I see, not only reflected but clarified and articulated in ways I hadn’t imagined possible, the inside of myself.
Hitchcock Got “Rebecca” Dead Wrong
Nov 14, 2012
Theme Essay by Elizabeth Langosy
Poor Manderley. You are now possessed by Rebecca—or at least by her enormous head.
Holy Adaptation, Batman! Who’s the Real You?
Nov 12, 2012
Theme Essay by Andrew Vanden Bossche
Superman saves the world from physical threats, but it's Batman who saves America from its existential fears.
It’s a Book! It’s a Movie! It’s a…Zombie?
Nov 05, 2012
Editor's Note by Elizabeth Langosy
When does an 'adaptation' become a new creative work altogether?
Do We Need Prose Poetry?
Nov 05, 2012
Theme Essay by David Meischen
Prose poems are just unstable enough to offer a vibrant mix of the bizarre and the conventional.
Why Did a Manipulative Movie Make Me Cry?
Nov 05, 2012
Theme Essay by Lorraine Berry
The writer in me wants Boo’s nuanced journalism to trounce Boyle’s Hollywood portrayal of the Mumbai slums.
Why Horror Movies Disappoint Readers
Nov 02, 2012
Theme Essay by KC Redding-Gonzalez
The private experience of horror is intensely personal. It taps my memories; it raises my ghosts.
