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Ben and I discuss the ending of Little Inferno. 

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Ben and I discuss more Little Inferno, catalogs 3-5 and Sugar Plumps. 

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Ben and I discuss Little Inferno, from the opening through the second catalog. 

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on ch 16-17 of The Amber Spyglass, by Philip Pullman. See the course page to learn more and ask questions. Thanks for listening, sharing, or lending your support. 

On ch 14-15 of The Amber Spyglass, by Philip Pullman. See the course page to learn more and ask questions. Thanks for listening, sharing, or lending your support. 

On ch 12-13 of The Amber Spyglass, by Philip Pullman. See the course page to learn more and ask questions. Thanks for listening, sharing, or lending your support. 

Touching on the immram journeys by water and the alchemical gardens and forges of The Book of Dust, Kris Swank, also of Signum U, graciously shares some of her theories with us! Read more at Mythlore:

"The Child's Voyage and the Immram Tradition in Lewis, Tolkien, and Pullman"

and beyond: John Granger on Alchemy in Harry Potter and an intro to Francois Beroalde 

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One last look at the classic JRPG and its relevance today, closing out this series of Bookwarm Games. Thanks again to Jason, media studies maestro and fellow reader. I'm hoping to be back soon with a third installment under the Bookwarm Games banner; see https://videogameacademia.wordpress.com/ for more studies of classic games meanwhile. 

Many thanks to independent scholar Kat Sas, who joins me to discuss JK Rowling and Philip Pullman in the context of the impression of depth lent to modern fantasy by JRR Tolkien. 

On ch 10-11 of The Amber Spyglass, by Philip Pullman 

https://newschoolnotes.blogspot.com/2020/02/gamecool-books-amber-spyglass.html