Yes, we know there have been quite a few of these lately. But this post could not wait, seeing as how this coming Sunday marks the 35th anniversary of our most favorite movie of all time! So, get over it.
— C.O.
Recently, those of us here at Nocturnal Mind have wanted to start a discussion about rewriting history for the sake of entertainment, and whether doing so would be more helpful or harmful to society in the long run. And while we have our own thoughts on that topic, we are also aware that our perspective…
A story of love and–you guessed it–pride and prejudice, Jane Austen’s famous novel takes readers on a pleasant journey across serene country sides and deep into the ridiculous complexities and intrigues of high society. A gorgeously detailed romp through nineteenth century Britain, “Pride and Prejudice” is the perfect tale to sit with on a bright, sunny afternoon.
— C.M.
Here it is: the final chapter of our analysis of Aslan the Lion from the beloved (but controversial?) Narnia series.
— C.O.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: writing is hard. I know that to anyone on the outside it might look as simple as sitting down at a desk and getting lost in your imagination for a few hours. But there are actually a million different things you have to take into consideration…