Here you will find links to critical essays I have written.
Essays on Poetry
T.S. Eliot and William Carlos Williams: So Much Depends Upon the Image ( Poets’ Quarterly)
Revisiting Emerson: Why His Ideas and the Everyday Image Matter Now (Schuylkill Valley Journal)
Lessons on the Environment: Revisiting Robert Bly (Schuylkill Valley Journal)
He Too Sings America: Jazz, Laughter, and Sound as Protest in Langston Hughes’ Harlem Part 1
He Too Sings America: Jazz, Laughter, and Sound as Protest in Langston Hughes’s Harlem Part 2
He Too Sings America: Jazz, Laughter, and Sound as Protest in Langston Hughes’s Harlem Part 3
Is a Ph.D. Worth It After an M.F.A.? (The Write Life)
Essays/Interviews on Horror Films
We’re Not in Miami Anymore: An Interview with Dexter: New Blood Composter Pat Irwin
Director Perry Blackshear on When I Consume You (Horror Buzz)
Recontextualizing Frankenstein: An Interview with A Nightmare Wakes Writer/Director Nora Unkel
The Resonance of the Second Golden Age of Horror (Signal Horizon)
No Clowning Around: The Monster of Entrapment in After Midnight (Signal Horizon)
Mulholland Drive Explained: A Hollywood Love Story Gone Terribly, Terribly Wrong (Signal Horizon)
We Need to Talk about Kevin Explained: A Haunting Portrayl of American Violence (Signal Horizon)
Revenge Director Coralie Fargeat Talks Influences and Challenging Genre Tropes
Funeral Nightmares, Demonic Dwarves, and the Tall Man: Phantasm at 40 (Signal Horizon)
The Amityville Horror and the Terrors of Home Ownership (Signal Horizon)
An Interview with Irish Director Aislinn Clarke (HorrOrigins)
Travel Experiences from Hell: An Interview with Superhost Writer/Director Brandon Christensen
Talking Black Horror Cinema: An Interview with Horror Noire Director Xavier Burgin (HorrOrigins)
A Tale of Two Post-911 Remakes: Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) and The Hills Have Eyes (2006) (Horror Homeroom)
Night of the Living Dead in the Time of Confinement and the Coronavirus (Horror Homeroom)
Revenge and the Power of the Gaze (Horror Homeroom)
Hereditary: Grief and Motherhood (Horror Homeroom)
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