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Review: 1984, by George Orwell

1984, by George Orwell

Yesterday, I finished George Orwell's classic work of dystopian psychological horror, 1984, which I read for the Mythgard Institute's Dystopian Tradition class, taught by the estimable Amy H. Sturgis. It's the second time I've read the book, though I'm not entirely sure when I first read it. In college, perhaps? In any case, it was more than ten years ago.

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Mythgard's Mythmoot: Reflections on a much-appreciated journey

This past weekend, I had the opportunity, and privilege, of attending the first Annual "Mythmoot" hosted by the Mythgard Institute. I've written about Mythgard before, but for some reason I failed to make note of the Mythmoot before it happened. Now that it has occurred, I refuse to make the same mistake.

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A year at Mythgard – and I'm a bigshot (sorta)!

Recently, Mythgard celebrated it's first birthday, which is pretty awesome. (Incidentally, today is the last day to take advantage of the 5% discount Mythgard is offering as part of their birthday gift to students and auditors.) I participated in the inaugural "Tolkien and the Epic" class last fall, and I'm glad I've continued working toward my master's degree with this fine institution.

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