Lisa writes and reviews entertainment quizzes and explanatory articles for the BuzzGoing team. Her byline identifies the pages for which she is the responsible writer.
Lisa is listed as author on 21 published pages and reviewer on 23. Questions or corrections can be sent to [email protected].
Six characters make fifteen pairings, and that arithmetic quietly governs how casts are built, balanced and eventually turned into quizzes.
Coffee houses built institutions, sociologists gave the corner table a name, and the research on where we put desks is less flattering than the brochures.
Fill the drawing in solid black. If you can still tell who it is, the design works. A century of animation craft rests on that one test.
Cottagecore, goblincore, normcore. The suffix is doing real work, and normcore left enough of a paper trail to show exactly how one of these labels travels.
A hero alone on stage cannot explain anything. The companion began as a device for fixing that, and then quietly took over the story.
Languages carve the spectrum in different places. What that does to perception turns out to be real, small, and far stranger than the popular version.
Propp counted the moves in Russian folktales, Campbell claimed one story ruled them all, and Jung meant something narrower than anyone remembers.
