by JP Dean | Nov 28, 2024
Presented by Kelsey Josephson At the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, a plethora of groundbreaking inventions were unveiled, showcasing the ingenuity and innovation of the era. Notable inventions from the fair included the first successful hand-powered dishwasher, the...
by JP Dean | Nov 21, 2024
Presented by David D. Levine Many writers are naturals with characters or worldbuilding, but struggle with plot; others have no difficulty plotting but find their characters flat. Hugo-winning science fiction writer David D. Levine shows you his process for developing...
by JP Dean | Nov 19, 2024
Presented by M. Leigh Hood Ancient Greek philosophers drank the blood of youths, English kings took powdered skull, and there’s a reason the world has fewer mummies than it used to. Take a dark tour through Europe’s hidden history of medical cannibalism, corpse...
by JP Dean | Nov 15, 2024
Presented by Fiona Finnigan Emotion, chaos, madness- the world strange world of the mind, and the psyche. Shifting, changing, impossible to define or describe rationally and logically. What else to do but make Art about it? In this lecture, we will discuss the late...
by JP Dean | Nov 14, 2024
Presented by M. Leigh Hood Dive to the darkest depths of the ocean, fall back through time, and lose yourself in the void of space as we explore concepts, objects, creatures, and events to fascinate and terrify. It’s all real science and it’s all really horrible (or...
by JP Dean | Mar 27, 2024
PRESENTED BY: Leanna Renee Hieber Why does this particular work by Bram Stoker have such lasting appeal? Gothic novelist and a seasoned stage actress (having played both Mina and Lucy in professional productions), Leanna Renee Hieber leads a spirited discussion of...
