Monthly Archives: September 2009

Jane Austen Gets Some Action

By admin | Published: September 30, 2009
While most parodies serve as a critique, occasionally some good literature comes out it. Seth Grahame-Smith’s re-write of the famous classic Pride and Prejudice recounts the much-loved classic in 19th Century English glory, the way only Jane Austen could, but with zombie mayhem. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies sees Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet return to [...]
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The Lost Web 2.0

By admin | Published: September 4, 2009
The Lost Symbol may not be as hyped as Harry’s last run, but it’s on Twitter and Facebook. Perhaps the only person left on English-speaking earth who hasn’t read The Da Vinci Code, I’m excited about The Lost Symbol. Ordinarily I boycott media-hyped books because I rebel against society in small and mostly irrelevant, unnoticeable ways. [...]
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