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A NEW Book: The MARVEL-Us Era!
qu0rr@ / November 20, 2024
When I published the “Director’s Cut” of my book Cinemagogue last Christmas, the end of that edition teased a brand-new book coming in 2024! And we’re
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A TIMELY Endorsement
qu0rr@ / November 22, 2023
Fresh from the hit Disney+ show LOKI, the mysterious Miss Minutes gives the new Cinemagogue Book a ringing endorsement in this parody put together by some
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Sneak Peak at CINEMAGOGUE: Director’s Cut
qu0rr@ / November 14, 2023
Read the first few (ALL-NEW!) pages of James’ updated/expended edition of the book that started it all! Available in paperback, hardcover and Kindle 11-23-23! prologue: a
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Something Wicked This Way Comes?
qu0rr@ / September 5, 2023
No, this isn’t a review of the Ray Bradbury story-turned-film… though we really SHOULD get to that some day. Great book, wonderfully fun movie… although we’d
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Like Unto a Thing of IRON (Fist)
James Harleman / March 16, 2017
“I am as light as a feather, I am as happy as an angel, I am as merry as a schoolboy. I am as giddy as
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10 Reasons Superman’s Dad was RIGHT.
James Harleman / March 11, 2016
With Batman v Superman flying into theaters soon, and the MCU about to have a Civil War, the morality and ethics of “superheroing” is coming sharply
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14 movies for 2014: The Cinemagogue Lineup
James Harleman / January 23, 2015
Once again, it’s that time of year when Hollywood’s snobbery surfaces with Oscar-sized pats on the back for pretentious cinematic achievements that didn’t make much money… Okay,
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Oh God… You’re in my Fiction?
James Harleman / July 9, 2014
Nury Vittachi recently published an article on the Science 2.0 website entitled “Scientists Discover that atheists might not exist, and that’s not a joke“ and, while
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Cutting to the Core: Finding the Meta-narrative
James Harleman / June 11, 2014
In 2008 I was asked to write an article for Collide Magazine. In a lot of ways this treatise on story served as a primer for