Jeffrey Overstreet

by Travis

• My review of Portus 2008
• John Granger on Potter and medieval studies
• Dark Knight fans: If you haven’t read Dave’s post on Joker and Voldemort yet, you should
• Dark Knight fans (again): Here are two opposite perspectives on the film – Brant Hansen thinks it’s evidence of the utter boredom of our culture; Jeffrey Overstreet thinks it’s good mythmaking (guess which one I agree with…)
• HP Progs put together the Mother of All Deathly Hallows Birthday Posts
• In the category of interesting blogs I’ve found as a result of Portus 2008: Mythic Thinking, run by Priscilla Hobbs, is now in my RSS reader.  Apparently, I “tickle her shadow.”
• If anyone can find me or create for me a 50×30 image for Plurk (like the Twitter and Facebook icons you see to your right – something with the Plurk favicon “P” on it?), I’ll think you’re pretty cool.  I’ve tried image searches and come up with nothing.
• I’m heading into San Diego today and tomorrow, and I don’t know whether I’ll have internet access in my hotel room.  When I get back, either Thursday or Friday, I’ll record the next podcast, which will include audio from the Jim Dale press conference.  The audio is not great, and you’ll have to turn your speakers way up.  It’ll be worth it.

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