In 2003, the final episode of the brilliant, funny, smart and excellently subversive Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired on US television. It took a bit longer for ‘Chosen’ to reach us Buffy obsessives in the UK, but I’d be willing to bet that the speech Buffy gives to her army
In the late 1990s, I and a considerable number of my friends and peers were hooked on Joss Whedon’s smart, funny, and emotionally complex TV show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. In a time prior to the arrival of sparkly Edward Cullen, the vampires of the Buffyverse were selfish, scheming, sometimes
A few months ago, in pursuit of a fact-checking mission for a project I was working on, I found myself signing up to gain access the truly remarkable Warburg Institute in Bloomsbury. The collection was begun in Hamburg early in the twentieth century by Aby Warburg, a brilliant scholar with
