Renée Rothman, PhD
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Tag Archives: Zombies
The Fae are Alive and Magic (or something) is Afoot
Have you noticed all the new television serials and major motion pics that are based on America’s classic folktales? On TV right now there’s “Grimm” in which “Grimm” is not a surname but an inherited job description: Grimm’s can see … Continue reading
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Tagged Fae, Fairies, Grimm's Fairytales, Snow White, Vampires, Zombies
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Zombies and the 99 Percent: A Brief Rant
To my Elected Officials: Have you ever wondered why zombies are so popular? Zombies are people who have had their humanity ripped from them. Stunned and soulless, one-foot-in-front-of-the-other, they walk through life. That’s us; We The People. If we are … Continue reading
