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The Meticulous Character Details of Robin Hobb

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Andre Norton Reread

Ticking the Plot Boxes in Andre Norton’s Yurth Burden  

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Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Moving Beyond Martial Arts Stereotypes: Make Room for the AAPI Bruce Willis

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The Wheel of Time

If Rand al’Thor Were Your Boyfriend…

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Sansa and Catelyn Stark in Game of Thrones
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Fantasy

Absent, Vexed, or Hexed: Exploring Mother & Daughter Relationships in Fantasy

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Spock, Star Trek Discovery, season 2
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Star Trek

Spock and the Myth of “Emotion Versus Logic”

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Fall of Fear

The Masterful Unraveling of Shirley Jackson’s Merricat Blackwood

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Star Trek

Genre Fiction and the Pinocchio Factor

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Star Wars

The Spirit of the Rebel Alliance is Defined by Rogue One’s Jyn Erso and Bodhi Rook

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Peter Cushing Sherlock Holmes
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Sherlock Holmes

The Many Facets of Sherlock Holmes

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John Scalzi

Scalzi Levels Up: The Collapsing Empire’s Characters Are Its Secret Weapon

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Dungeons & Dragons and the Art of Taking Risks

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Frank Herbert, Dune

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