George Lucas Is Confused (And That’s a Good Thing)
George Lucas wanted a sage order of warrior monks who preach that we should rid ourselves of desires, but he also wanted love to win.

George Lucas wanted a sage order of warrior monks who preach that we should rid ourselves of desires, but he also wanted love to win.

I now understand why the fantasy world imagined by Stan Lee offered a more compelling mythological lens than the world imagined by Tolkien did.

For both Percy Jackson and the Christian, to know your Father is to know your destiny—and in that, to find your true identity.

The Lost Crown does not simply tell a story about defeating a villain; it tells a story about saving a soul.

Neil Gaiman’s new book reminds us that stories are made to be loved, cherished, told, and retold.
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