The Voyeurism of Heads In Sam Raimi’s The Evil Dead, Ash is forced to decapitate his possessed girlfriend, Linda, with a spade. But even when headless the body...

"'Banal Story': A Hypermedia Critical Edition" features a reading of the overlooked -- and atypical -- Ernest Hemingway short story, a critical bibliography of relevant secondary sources, and a remixed "all text" edition of the story itself. An unauthorized, eclectic conflation of three editions of the story, the "Banal Story" all text is as much visual art as literary artifact. More broadly, the project illustrates the radical possibilities hypermedia offers 21st century manuscript studies and material textual scholarship.

Thanks to Giles Goodland. Note: page numbers refer to the source mentioned at the end. The word 'asemic' was published in 1885, in the Society for Psychical Research's...

The largely overlooked Lesescenario, or "closet screenplay," belongs to a tradition of "readerly" performance literature that can help screenwriters subvert their marginalization as writers and the marginalization of their texts as literary objects.

"Charlie Kaufman's film(script) can be understood as a commentary on a line from E. M. Cioran: 'He who does not believe in the impossibility of truth, or does not rejoice in it, has only one road to salvation, which he will, however, never find.'"

"The instant I said, 'No, thank you,' I knew my goose was cooked. When Nora Ephron offered me some chicken cooked by her own hands, right on the cusp of my interview with her, my middle class suburban girl response was to politely decline."