LOST: A Father’s Love

When a father mistakes protectiveness for love.

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Almost, but Not Quite: Mansfield Park’s Henry Crawford

NOV / DEC 2016: BY LIANNE M. BERNARDO In Jane Austen’s novels, the love stories are presented with such contrasts: the heroine with her hero and with the foil, a man who vies for our heroine’s hand but isn’t suitable for her for whatever reason (Sense and Sensibility’s John Willoughby, Persuasion’s William Elliot, just to...

Harsh Lessons from the Twilight Zone

What this particular episode of the Twilight Zone has in common with an Old Testament Bible Story.

Substitute People: A Guide in Healthy Relationships

How do you know if you are, or are using someone else, as a Substitute Person?

Anna Karenina: Levin & Kitty

JAN / FEB 2016: BY VERONICA LEIGH Leo Tolstoy wrote the multi-faceted novel, Anna Karenina as somewhat of a cautionary tale. The romance between Anna and her lover Vronsky was ill-fated from the start, yet since the novel was published, the passion between the two has been glorified as “true love.” Somehow committing adultery and...

The Mysterious Mary Boleyn

What does history know about Henry VIII's elusive first mistress, Mary Boleyn?

The Hitter and the Thief: Leverage’s Might-Have-Been Romance

Sometimes what's most unexpected is the greatest story of all.

Femnista Jan / Feb 2107: Playing Second Fiddle

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