Author: Taylor Ramage
The Creation of Lemongrab: An Unacceptable Icon
In an age where the Internet breaks down the barriers between creators and fans, fandoms…
Attack on Music: Is Shingeki no Kyojin’s First Opening Iconic?
Once upon a time, I tried to tackle a multi-post blog series analyzing the music…
Lessons From Legend of Korra: The Fading Importance of Gran Gran Katara
Nickelodeon’s The Legend of Korra wavers between exciting and disappointing. The rocky first season left…
Lessons From Orphan Black: The Fridging of Amelia
Orphan Black is one of the best shows that premiered on TV last year, and…
Reflections on the My Little Pony Fandom
Last night in my internet travels, I stumbled upon a couple things that got me…
2013: The Year of Figuring Stuff Out. 2014: ???
About every six months or so, I feel like I’m leagues more mature than my…
Lessons from Attack on Titan: How to Write a Shonen Series Without Throwing Women Under the Bus
Several years ago, I was venting my frustrations about Naruto to a friend of mine….
My Little Pony and United Feminism
I’m sure that no one expected a revamped cartoon about colorful ponies to take the…
Finding God in Prison: Flavors of Christianity in Orange is the New Black
If you have Netflix and haven’t watched Orange is the New Black, we’re fighting. But…
If I Ruled the World and Could Write a Female Doctor
Now that the 50th anniversary has rekindled my interest in Doctor Who, I’ve been thinking about…