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Greek Tragedy Countdown, #5: Hell Hath No Fury…
Greek Tragedy Countdown, #5: Hell Hath No Fury… In honor of my adaptation of the Greek tragedy Antigone, which releases soon,* here’s my fifth favorite Greek tragedy of all time: Euripides’ Medea. *I really hope no one is keeping track of… Continue reading
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Greek Tragedy Countdown, #6: When The War Is Over, Where Does The Violence Go?
Greek Tragedy Countdown, #6: When The War Is Over, Where Does The Violence Go? In honor of my adaptation of the Greek tragedy Antigone, which releases in 6 days (actually five, because I’m behind on my posts LOL), here’s my sixth… Continue reading
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Greek Tragedy Countdown, #7: Orestes Conspires with Another Sister
Greek Tragedy Countdown, #7: Orestes Conspires with Another Sister In honor of my adaptation of the Greek tragedy Antigone, which releases in 7 days, here’s my seventh favorite Greek tragedy: Euripides’ Iphigenia Among the Taurians. Orestes and his family sure loom… Continue reading
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Greek Tragedy Countdown, #8: The Truth Hurts
Greek Tragedy Countdown, #8: The Truth Hurts In honor of my adaptation of the Greek tragedy Antigone, which releases in 8 days, here’s my eighth favorite Greek tragedy: Sophocles’ Oedipus the King. So apparently I am a basic bitch, because why… Continue reading
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Greek Tragedy Countdown, #9: Euripides Lampoons Aeschylus’ Version of Orestes’ Story
Greek Tragedy Countdown, #9: Euripides Lampoons Aeschylus’ Version of Orestes’ Story In honor of my adaptation of the Greek tragedy Antigone, which releases in 9 days, here’s #9 on my list of my top ten favorite Greek tragedies: Euripides’ Electra.… Continue reading
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Greek Tragedy Countdown, #10: A Devoted Son Makes An Impossible Choice
Greek Tragedy Countdown, #10: A Devoted Son Makes An Impossible Choice Not me realizing it’s been a MONTH since my last post. Yeesh, I need to get better at this. Anyway, I have some exciting news: my middle-school-friendly adaptation of… Continue reading
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It’s OK To Change Your Mind
Hey, you. The person reading this page right now. I want to share something with you. It’s something that I believe very strongly, something that has served me well over the years. It’s OK to change your mind. This applies… Continue reading
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Coming in 2026: Revisiting Olympus
Coming in 2026: Revisiting Olympus I’m about to have a lot more time on my hands! This is going to be my last semester teaching at CU Boulder (for many reasons, which I’ll probably feel the need to explain in… Continue reading
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The Georgetown Christmas Market: Recap
On Saturday, December 13th, I participated in my first in-person bookselling event (besides my book launch at the end of August). Here are some of the things I learned! 1) I was made aware of the opportunity after joining the… Continue reading
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Spoiler Alert!
Spoiler Alert! I don’t care at all about spoilers. Literally not at all. I get it: some stories hinge on the shocking twist, the unforeseeable surprise. And yes, it is nice to experience that feeling once in a while. I… Continue reading
Reina Callier (Artes Reginae Press) 