Connective Visions

Camilla Läckberg’s The Ice Princess is a lesson in why writers still need serious editors and reviewers.

What is bothersome is the fact that I have been in this hospital with my father, preparing for this appointment, every week for a month – and still, no one seems to have the slightest idea who we are.

Setting online space and real space side by side can prompt a different way to consider our relationships, behaviors, and how we conduct discourse as a society.

Our resistance to positive suggestions and solutions – in world conflict and in our personal lives – undergoes some examination.

A Facebook meme on the literary canon resembles the Internet tendency toward self-referentiality.

Shifting the holiday focus from sales to relationships can provide both social and economic benefits.

In the aftermath of U.S. elections, little potential for progress is found outside the individual – where it always has been.

A science fiction anthology’s rise demonstrates the grass-roots potential of IT.

The twilight time of Halloween/All Saints’ corresponds all too well with the 2010 U.S. elections.

The collusion of slavering media and slaves to fear makes for the worst bedfellow.