Tag Archives: magic

From Thaumaturgy to Dramaturgy: A Dissertation Summary

Posted on 9 February 2022 by Sørina Higgins

Hello, dear readers, if readers there be after all this time! I have emerged from my PhD studies, greyer and (I hope) wiser than before, heavier by dint of all that study, the collective traumas of these two years, and … Continue reading →

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On Ambiguous Villains: RIP Alan Rickman

Posted on 15 January 2016 by Sørina Higgins

There are quite a few surprising comparisons that can be drawn between the serious, obscure, adult literary works of Charles Williams and the delightful Harry Potter series. First, there is the matter of the Grail Hallows and the Deathly Hallows … Continue reading →

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Mysticism, Magic, and Marriage: “The Greater Trumps”

Posted on 27 May 2015 by Sørina Higgins

Charles Williams Book Summary #25: The Greater Trumps (Gollancz, 1932) Hooray! At last I get to write about another one of the novels. It has been far too long. I often feel that I do penance, slogging through the slow … Continue reading →

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