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ESL-Enriched Curriculum in the Sino-American University Context
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The Transcendent Vision of Mythopoeic Fantasy
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Cultural Fluidity in Global Literary Pedagogy
Training Ronin Style: Principles, Tips, and Strategies for Practical Martial Arts Solo Practice
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Narnia, Middle-Earth, and Beyond
Writing That Makes Sense: Critical Thinking in College Composition, 2nd Ed.
Postsecularism in the Blade Runner Films
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Laughing in the Face of Horror

July 31, 2013June 5, 2019 David HogsetteJust for Fun

A Review of Vincent Todarello’s The Lazarus Impact. 2012. Pp. 284. $12 paperback, $3 Kindle After releasing his very first and quite successful entry into the world of mythopoeic fantasy literature with The Return of the Fifth Stone, Vincent Todarello…

Recovering Truths Our Progressive Age Has Misplaced

March 14, 2013June 5, 2019 David HogsetteJust for Fun

A Review of Vincent Todarello’s The Return of the Fifth Stone. Pp. 408. $15 paperback, $3 Kindle. Ursula K. LeGuin once said that fantasy is the grandmother of all fiction, that all literature has its roots in the myth of…

Review of The Hobbit Film, Part I

January 12, 2013June 5, 2019 David HogsetteJust for Fun

Like many Tolkien readers and fans, I’d been waiting with anticipation for the release of The Hobbit film ever since it was first announced. Peter Jackson did such a good job with the LOTR films (not perfect, of course, but…

Are Movies Just for Entertainment?

August 25, 2012June 5, 2019 David HogsetteJust for Fun

Sometimes people get frustrated when actors, directors, and filmmakers add overt political commentary to movies, especially in the “extra features” section of the DVD. My cousin recently lamented how such politicized commentary on the Hunger Games DVD ruined the experience…

Prometheus Film Trailer

February 1, 2012June 3, 2019 David HogsetteJust for Fun

I have always enjoyed the Alien movie franchise (well, the first two anyway…), and I remember when Alien first came out in 1979. I was a little boy, and the movie trailer terrified me. There was the sound of a…

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