Apr26 News Cedric Watts writes about Sceptical Shakespeare Cedric Watts examines Shakespeare's religious beliefs. Read More
Dec21 News “Bah!” said Scrooge, “Humbug!” Parker Lancaster presents The Christmas Curmudgeon’s Guide to the Three Least Heartwarming Versions of A Christmas Carol Read More
Dec14 News Peter Lancaster on the many faces of Scrooge Parker Lancaster looks at the many faces of Scrooge through the years. Read More
Oct31 News Sally Minogue looks at the poet, Wilfred Owen Parker Lancaster looks at H.P. Lovecraft’s 13 Most Sinister Creations* Read More
Jul4 News In America, no one can hear you scream Guest blogger Parker Lancaster marks the 4th of July by looking at 'Democracy in America', the classic 1835 work from Alexis de Tocqueville, and at democracy in America today. Read More
Oct30 AuthorNews Three Evil Minds and Two Evil Eyes It's nearly Halloween, which makes it the perfect time for Parker Lancaster to look at the film adaptations of that master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe. Read More
Jul4 AuthorNews Spinoza: America’s Founding Grandfather American born Parker Lancaster delves into the depths of what the notion of freedom and Independence Day truly stands for and how he will be taking a page out of Spinoza's book this year...(excuse the pun). Read More
Apr26 Author The Invisible Man: The Hands Can’t Hit What the Eyes Can’t See In the second part of his look at the film adaptations of 'The Invisible Man', Parker Lancaster reviews the sequels that followed James Whale's classic adaptation. Read More
Apr21 Author The Invisible Man: Out of Mind, Out of Sight Part One of Parker Lancaster's look at the film adaptations of H.G.Wells' 'The Invisible Man'. Read More
