Myth + Spirituality

Reclaiming the Monster

Women can be monsters too. From snake-haired Medusa to the horrifying mama-alien of the Alien movies, female monsters have often […]

In The Only Harmless Great Thing, Brooke Bolander has taken on two strange and disturbing events from the early

The latest production ofDoctor Atomic, the opera about the birth of the Nuclear Age by composer John Adams and director/librettist

As I read George Saunders’ daring first novel Lincoln in the Bardo recently, I was struck by its strangely close parallels with

In this month of Earth Day and marching for science and climate, I’m thinking about Gaia. A hashtag popped up on

I was in sixth grade when I was swept up in the world of A Wrinkle in Time, part of the first

Jeanne Jaffe’s ambitious Elegy for Tesla is a high-tech, dreamlike and heartfelt meditation on Nikola Tesla, the legendary scientist and inventor.