Monthly Archives: July 2012

By Elizabeth Bachner It’s summer, but I’ve been thinking about a day at the end of one of the Januaries I missed. Sigmund Freud was sitting there, eighty two years old, with his face all messed up, attacked by mouth … Continue reading →

The late great director Stanley Kubrick often said that “if it can be written, or thought, it can be filmed.”

Lake Desire on the Lara Croft Reboot – from The Border House Tomb Raider holds a fond place in my heart as a cultural icon, if only for the sexual awakening I shared with many other teen girls when I … Continue reading →