by Mia Steinberg | Mar 21, 2013 | Culture
The 21st century is a fascinating time to grow up, in part because of our complex modern relationship with stories. Humans have used metaphor and narrative to teach lessons and entertain each other for thousands of years, but the past few decades have seen a new level...
by Mia Steinberg | Mar 7, 2013 | Culture
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine posted a message to our Facebook group: “I can’t stop watching these videos, guys.” She included a link to a 30-second YouTube clip, the contents of which are probably familiar to most readers by now: for 15 seconds, a masked person...
by Mia Steinberg | Feb 14, 2013 | Culture
Editor’s note, Dec. 2, 2015: In light of the recent allegations against James Deen purporting that he has sexually assaulted and raped several women working in the industry, Mia Steinberg has expressed that she no longer endorses or supports Deen’s work. ...
by Mia Steinberg | Jan 31, 2013 | Culture
Martyrs (2008) is a French film that, on the surface, looks quite similar to Saw or Hostel — a nightmare for someone like me who couldn’t sit through the first Final Destination. It has mental hospitals, torture and horrific monsters covered in scars. At its heart,...
by Mia Steinberg | Jan 17, 2013 | Opinions
I don’t own an e-reader, but I understand why many people do. Over the past few years, the technology has become so streamlined that it’s now cheap to own a basic tablet and put thousands of titles in one lightweight device. You can take your entire library with you...