Stuart Reads A Game of Thrones — Chapter 23
Chapter 23 — Daenerys After a hell of a hiatus, we’re breaking back in with a chapter from Dany’s perspective. I want to say “it’s about time,” but frankly, I’m […]
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Ian Draws: A Game of Thrones (New stuff)
More drawssssss. I lost track of the chapter number… Plus these draws from the last few chapters anyway. Eddurd. Eddawrd. Eddison. He’s the beardy guy. Tyrion walking alone down The […]
Stuart Reads A Game of Thrones — Interlude
Yo. Been a while since the last update, hasn’t it? Almost a year, honestly. But I won’t make a big deal out of that — I’m just here to cover two […]
Ian Draws: A Game of Thrones (Chapter 17)
What’s that? More Game of Thrones draws? MAYBE!! Who’s this guy? It’s Wario. I think that was his name. Stuart just kept saying Wario. (He’s wearing a WOVEN SEAWEED […]
Ian Draws: The Eye of the World (All draws so far)
What’s that? “Draws” isn’t the plural of draw? Don’t be silly! I’m a drawer, which means I of all people would know these things. Anyways here’s all the drawings I’ve […]
The Hateful Protagonist
Is it possible to enjoy a movie that has a jerk for a protagonist? After watching P. L. Travers in Saving Mr. Banks I would say the answer is “no”. Then I […]
A novel, a story, or a game?
With the set-up for this new web theme I had to reassess my posts and realized that the “Tribe of Liars” category didn’t much represent the Intellectual Property we’re creating. […]
On the Heath
Taken almost verbatim from Bronte’s novel, my song “On the Heath” relates the moment when Jane nearly dies while running away from Rochester. This and the subsequent scenes with St. […]
Aristotle among the Superheroes, Part II
Please refer to my last post for the beginning of this conversation. As I’ve considered the next section of Aristotle’s Poetics I find that the same movies continue to work. […]
Aristotle among the Superheroes
From Aristotle‘s Poetics: A perfect tragedy should, as we have seen, be arranged not on the simple but on the complex plan. It should, moreover, imitate actions which excite pity […]