For a Feminist Dystopian Tale, 'Red Clocks', Is Rather Safe Despite missing significant feminist cues, Leni Zumas' Red Clocks is a helpful contribution to popular culture's overlap with politics. Elisabeth Woronzoff Reviews 08 Feb 2019
'On Such a Full Sea' Challenges Our Notion of Free Will, but Leaves So Much More Unchallenged What are we willing to trade off in order to have a steady income, food on one’s plate and a house over one’s head? Zachary Houle Books 23 Apr 2014
What It Means to Be Human: 'Never Let Me Go'' The film, Never Let Me Go, follows the book relatively well, although it eliminates some of the story, and isn't able to mirror the novel's careful and timed revelations about the mystery of Hailsham's students. Jennifer Makowsky Film 24 Jun 2012
Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters Offer Up More Than Just Another Road Song With "18 Wheels" (premiere) Music
