GRV401: Fantasy in a Lab Coat — A Gut Reaction to Frankenstein
Reading ahead into Gothic, Romantic & Victorian.
Crossing The Realms
Crossing the Realms is a sister project exploring fantasy through leadership theory and character analysis. Podcast. Newsletter. Database. We're not sure what we're building — but we're onto something.
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FLO101: Eight Fantasy Clusters and What's Missing (Part 4)
Wrapping up the Cambridge Companion with Part III: eight fantasy sub-genres, the theory behind each, and connections to books on my shelf.
Rhysand Has Been Eating Last Centuries (Simon Sinek 🤝 Sarah J. Maas)
The Night Court Runs on Servant Leadership
FLO101: Eight Lenses for Reading Fantasy (Part 3) Reading The Cambridge Companion to Fantasy Literature
Heads up: this post has a lot of tables.
Fear & Leadership in Fourth Wing: Violet Sorrengail Feels It Anyway
Crossing the Realms pairs Susan Jeffers' Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway with the most unlikely dragon rider in fantasy — Violet Sorrengail from Rebecca Yarros' Empyrean series.
🎙️ Get Obsessed Before You Run Out of Somedays
259 books cataloged. A curriculum from Beowulf to now. We're back.
Get Obsessed Before You Run Out of Somedays
⚠️ SPOILERS: Light for Between These Broken Hearts and The Flame and the Warren
Fantasy vs. Leadership Books: Why Fiction Is the Better Teacher (Or is it?)
Crossing the Realms explores why fantasy stories like Fourth Wing, The Witcher, and A Court of Thorns and Roses teach leadership skills better than bestselling business books.
FLO101: How Fantasy Became a Genre (Part 1) Reading The Cambridge Companion to Fantasy Literature
Gut Reaction
FLO101: On Fairy-Stories by J.R.R. Tolkien
Fantasy Literature Orientation 101 (FLO101): On Fairy-Stories by J.R.R. Tolkien - 1938