halloween – The Rutgers Review

The History of the Headless Horseman

October 31, 2020

Our tale begins with Ichabod Crane, a newcomer to Sleepy Hollow who arrived in search of a teaching job. He soon learns of the town legend of the Headless Horse... Read More

Tourist Traps For One

October 31, 2020

“Vacation, meant to be spent alone” - Belinda Carlisle As stable as their lives may be, most humans cannot resist the urge to escape. Stability is ... Read More

Salem and Seneca: The Rise of Witchcraft and Women’s Empowerment

October 28, 2020

It’s so freeing to live in an age where we can freely discuss magic and witchcraft in all its nuances. Whether you believe in it or not, you have to admit, it’s... Read More

Fear & Perception

October 25, 2020

Once again, Halloween is about to descend upon us in all its fantastical glory, along with a special, extra scary twist as the COVID-19 crisis continues. As muc... Read More

Murder Ballads: History, Horror, And Headshrinking Combined

October 24, 2020

When the leaves start falling and the pumpkin spice lattes start selling, a switch inside of me turns on and the side of my mind that loves the darker things in... Read More

Diary of a Bartender (A Halloweekend Reflection)

November 11, 2012

It's been a while since I've written about my life in the fast-lane (AKA my life in the glorious night-club universe). Let's blame no power and unfortunate life... Read More