THE ARCHETYPAL ARCHIVE

  TARZAN AND THE CITY OF GOLD, the sixteenth in a series of twenty-four tales about the ultimate noble savage, was almost certainly the seco...

"Something there is that doesn't love a wall."-- Robert Frost. “The only remedy to past discrimination is present discriminati...

Earlier I examined the two ethical systems, of conservatism ("Keeping") and of liberalism ("Sharing"). in terms of the ...

The term "replacement theory," a designation for a Right-leaning conspiracy theory, didn't come into vogue until French author...

  Though I'm a fan of (and maybe an apologist for) Sax Rohmer's works, I'd never visited either of the two "Yellow Peril pu...

 In my previous recent essays, I've been examining the way two ethical systems, the Ethos of Keeping and the Ethos of Sharing, have inte...

 I gave this oddball quasi-novel a second read after having buzzed through it years ago. I tried this time to take notes about some of the h...

  Over the past few days I've been reading three intertwined Alan Moore comics he devoted to HP Lovecraft. Like the LEAGUE books differe...

  "...everything alive come aout o' the water onct an' only needs a little change to go back agin."-- Zadok Allen.  "...

 When I blogged my review for SAVAGE PELLUCIDAR , I mistakenly thought that it was the next to last of the series, since the first three par...

 In Part 3 of this essay-series, I asserted that the characters Henry Pym and Janet Van Dyne were better defined through their collective st...