Featuring Matt Anderson and Ben De Bono Rage is sometimes needed to win a fight.
Featuring Matt Anderson and Ben De Bono Ben continues the “Narrative Theology” conversation as he explains how a level of belief is required for accepting a story’s mythology. PART 1: Episode 663: Narrative Theory
Episode 370: Fantasy and the Academy
- June 25, 2015
- Tagged as: A Clash of Kings, A Dance with Dragons, A Feast For Crows, A Game of Thrones, A Song of Ice and Fire, a storm of swords, deadhouse gates, dust of dreams, gardens of the moon, George R. R. Martin, house of chains, Malazan Book of the Fallen, memories of ice, midnight tides, reaper's gale, return of the king, Steven Erikson, the bonehunters, the crippled god, The Hobbit, The Lord of Rings, Tolkien, toll the hounds, two towers
Featuring Matt Anderson and Ben De Bono Ben discusses the need to be more intelligent and engaged readers and gives an overview of three fantasy series.
The Lady Galadriel who rules the forest of Lórien, is renowned for her beauty (among other traits, including her wisdom and mercy). Gimli the dwarf deems her fairer than “all the jewels that lie beneath…
The final movie in Peter Jackson’s Hobbit Trilogy releases today, and with it will no doubt come another round of debate about what filmmakers should and shouldn’t do when adapting a novel. By now, and…
I hesitate to say I enjoyed The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey even more than I enjoyed John Carter, only because I know that won’t sound like high praise to most moviegoers. But if you read…
If you’re looking forward to director Peter Jackson’s adaptation of The Hobbit (I know I am), you likely already know that Evangeline Lilly, late of Lost, has been cast as an elf named Tauriel, a…
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