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Peer Reviewed Articles

Social Dimensions of the Turn to Genre: Junot Díaz’s Oscar Wao and Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Buried Giant

03.31.18

Günter Leypoldt

Peer Reviewed Articles

The Other Finch Family: Atticus, Calpurnia, Zeebo, and Black Women’s Agency in To Kill a Mockingbird and Go Set a Watchman

01.11.18

Simon Stow

Peer Reviewed Articles

Leaks: A Genre

11.17.17

Michael Dango

Contemporaries Essays

Twin Peaks: The Return – The Anxiety of Spectatorship

10.06.17

Michaela Bronstein

Contemporaries Essays

Twin Peaks: The Return – Going off the Grid

10.04.17

Ben Parker

Peer Reviewed Articles

The Rise of the Recent Historical Novel

09.29.17

Alexander Manshel

Contemporaries Essays

Twin Peaks: The Return – Allegory and Dislocation

09.16.17

Len Gutkin

Contemporaries Essays

Twin Peaks: The Return – Allegory as Alibi?

08.25.17

Michaela Bronstein

Contemporaries Essays, Slow Burn

Slow Burn, Volume 3

08.18.17

Twin Peaks

Contemporaries Essays

Twin Peaks: The Return – “Around the dinner table, the conversation is lively”

08.17.17

Ben Parker