Anthony Gramuglia·Nov 10, 2022Twitter’s New Policies Are Hurting the Writing CommunityElon Musk’s purchasing of Twitter is going to kill a community of writers. Journalists, story tellers, poets .A response icon1A response icon1
Anthony Gramuglia·Aug 13, 2021Nostalgia for Pokémon at Age 30?There’s an existential dread that hits you when you are near the age of 30 and you still get hyped for new Pokémon content.A response icon1A response icon1
Anthony Gramuglia·May 15, 2020Offensive Horror: The Problem of Justified and Unjustified OffenseThe horror genre has a problem with things being “offensive.” Or, rather, a set number of fans do.
Anthony Gramuglia·Mar 29, 2020Killing My Superman ComplexFor years, I’ve avoided sharing my pain, but always try to help others. This isn’t healthy.
InReflections of a Grown-Up FanbyAnthony Gramuglia·Dec 2, 2019When Writing Homage, Don’t Copy WholesaleWriters have influences, but writers should strive to be more than these influences.
InReflections of a Grown-Up FanbyAnthony Gramuglia·Jun 2, 2019Why Bisexual Erasure in Media and Fandom MattersBisexuals are here to stay. However, with every turn, bisexuals are erased in media. Fans ignore them. Does this matter?A response icon1A response icon1
InReflections of a Grown-Up FanbyAnthony Gramuglia·Feb 12, 2019AnimeGate Will Never HappenRight-Wing Reactionaries are trying to stir up trouble in the anime fandom. Here’s why it won’t catch onA response icon2A response icon2
Anthony Gramuglia·Feb 10, 2019Are Ghosts Scary or Melancholic?In horror fiction, ghosts are ubiquitous. Are they figures of horror or tragedy? And does it matter?
InReflections of a Grown-Up FanbyAnthony Gramuglia·Feb 2, 2019The 2010 Renaissance of HorrorLooking back on the last year of the 2010s, it’s clear that the years between 2010 and 2020 were a new renaissance for horror cinema.A response icon2A response icon2
Anthony Gramuglia·Jan 16, 2019The New Punk — Why Hopepunk and Noblebright are the SFF Genres of 2019When I think of punk, I think of rebellion. Rejection of the status quo.A response icon2A response icon2