Horror Cinema is Finally Working Through its Daddy Issues | FilmDaze

I take a look at the fathers and daughters of horror films, from 1960’s Les yeux sans visage, to The Conjuring Cinematic Universe and A Quiet Place. What can these dysfunctional families teach us about toxic masculinity and women’s roles onscreen? Read it here.

The greatest entrepreneur of all time | UNC Blog

As part of my ongoing work with UNC Kenan-Flagler, I profiled Tyrell Carter, a recent graduate of UNC Kenan-Flagler’s undergraduate business programme and founder of social startup ANTE. We spoke about his incredible journey, from youth homelessness to graduating from college totally debt-free – and of course, his ambition to be the greatest entrepreneur ofContinue reading “The greatest entrepreneur of all time | UNC Blog”

Cat Person Discourse, or Writing as Betrayal | Lafiy Press

I address the furore (no pun intended) around Kristen Roupenian’s short story Cat Person and the subsequent Slate essay by a writer claiming the story was based on her life. Is this controversy unique, or does it merely highlight an age-old discomfort about fiction, albeit in the new landscape of the Internet? Find out here.