Author: Taylor Ramage
Musical Attraction: Anime OPs and the Series They Represent (part 2.1)
Taylor Ramage April 4, 2012
We had some great discussion last time in the comments about anime OPs and I…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses Tagged .hack//sign, Animation, Anime, Baccano, code geass, jazz, music, Paprika, read or die, Satoshi Kon, Taylor Ramage, techno
Musical Attraction: Anime OPs and the Series They Represent (part 1)
Taylor Ramage January 13, 2012
The OP is often the first experience we have of an anime. It’s meant to…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses Tagged Anime, Cowboy Bebop, music, Neon Genesis Evangelion, OPs, Rurouni Kenshin, Sailor Moon, Taylor Ramage
Because the Angels: What Christian Fiction Should Really Aim For
Taylor Ramage October 29, 2011
Spike Darbyfield is very nonchalant about most things in her life. She prefers to be…
Posted in Reviews and Wrap-Ups
The Most Useful Classes For Writers Aren’t Writing Classes
Taylor Ramage October 25, 2011
When I was in high school, I thought many of my classes were useless. I…
Posted in Publishing and Craft Reflections
Christianty and My Little Pony: Cutie Marks and Calling
Taylor Ramage September 16, 2011
Well, here we are at the last post of this little series. For those of…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses
Christianity and My Little Pony: Pinkie Pie and Christian Stereotypes
Taylor Ramage June 12, 2011
Pinkie Pie is one of my favorite ponies in MLP: FiM because of her utter…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses
Christianity and My Little Pony: Celestia and Luna
Taylor Ramage May 13, 2011
Note: I’m reposting this since it was accidentally deleted while Blogger was having lots of…
Posted in Essays, Criticism, and Analyses
