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Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray is a stunning example of intellectual Gothic literature expressed in a work of fiction. The novel has been the topic of controversy, moral debate, and artistic analysis for more than 100 years. Below, I will explore how critics have analyzed the novel over the past 50 years, the evolution of the novel’s literary analysis, and my own personal experience reading the book through a critical lens. The Crucible - Philip K. Cohen 1978 Philip

I recently heard someone say that choosing your favorite movie is choosing between children. While it may not be that drastic, I couldn’t help but think about how accurate the statement seemed. Between the immense range of genres and the different filming methods that defined generations, there are thousands of great movies out there. That being said, one movie that is a particular favorite of mine is Vanhelsing. Besides the obvious eye-catching duo of Hugh Jackman and Kate B

Artists and viewers widely recognize the Renaissance art movement as one of the most influential movements in art history. From the 14th to the 17th century, the Renaissance was characterized by realistic paintings, vibrant use of color, and a sense of depth and space (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica). This shift in style is widely attributed to the political climate at the time, which was marked by new cultural, scientific, and intellectual advances that gave rise to

Creative biblical movies and TV shows that use the content from the Bible as the basis of fictional works have been on the rise in recent years, from The Book of Eli to Lucifer or even Supernatural. These fictional stories about the Bible, angels, demons, God, and prophecy aren’t the only modern fiction that uses scripture as the basis of the story arc. Of course, this idea of creating fiction from biblical ideas isn’t new. From Dante’s Inferno to Chaucer's The Canterbury Tal

Taking on any large writing project can seem daunting at first, especially if you’re not sure what game writing research to start with. But don’t worry, I’ll give you a quick walkthrough to get you started on this journey.