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Five Novels About Haunted Girls
There is nothing quite as eerie and laced with danger as growing up a girl. Even if you don’t realize it yourself at the time, the world around you will let you know by treating yo...
When God Honors the Underdog - Daughters of Promise - June 11
The story of Hagar, an Egyptian slave girl, reveals the power and compassion of God as He fulfills His promises to Abram and Sarai, setting in motion a future course of blessing th...
Beautiful Girl
She stands, obliviously, at the crosswalk....
Easy Girl
Writer/director Hille Norden’s Easy Girl takes one of the oldest stories in the book — the girl with the reputation. Don’t think... The post Easy Girl first appeared on Film Threat...
The Girl in the Cellar by Natalie Carter-Giles
The only problem is, The Girl in the Cellar, ended on a cliff hanger (fitting for where it took place) that works as great a marketing ploy to ensure one gets the next one as soon...
“Bloody Lady Agatha”: The Dark Childhood Imagination that Shaped Agatha Christie’s Fiction
Agatha was a surprise addition to the Miller family, an “afterthought,” as she would describe herself. Born on September 15, 1890, she was a child of the Victorian fin de siecle (o...
Girl Apocrypha is constructing her own narrative on “Thank God!”
Rising Brighton-based artist Girl Apocrypha blends glitchy vocal experimentation with grunge-pop, channeling the dark theatrics of mid-2000s punk-cabaret.
Brave Girls, Bad Witches: Age, Agency, and Anxiety in C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia by Elanur Williams
In the landscape of mid-twentieth-century children’s literature, C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia initially appears remarkably progressive. Long before modern fantasy embraced...
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