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Creatinuum
We talk about our Creatinuum Podcast episodes in detail.


Monsters in Mankind: The Horrific Reflection of Horror Movies as Society
Horror started from vampires, monsters, myths, and plagues until the 21st century where the genre was converted as a social commentary.
Yassie
17 hours ago3 min read


Why Is Water Wet and Why Is It Not: The Wit Behind the Weighty Debate
The question “Is water wet?” can’t get any weightier than ever. Before you get out of your wits, let’s uncover the proverbial debate and put an end to it in this blog.

Chona
Sep 242 min read


How Our Fave Fictional Foods Delightfully Serve Well
Our favorite foods in fiction make for a mouthwatering experience, and they just serve so well they become indelible—at least to the imagined taste.

Chona
Sep 112 min read


Graphic Novels Are Real Reading with a Visual Twist
Graphic novels are another powerful form of real reading. Discover how they build comprehension, vocabulary, and visual literacy while keeping readers deeply engaged.
Yassie
Aug 203 min read


The Fine Line Between Grammar Policing and Genuine Communication
Explore the balance between formal rules and real-world communication, and why context, tone, and kindness matter when deciding whether to correct someone.
Yassie
Aug 133 min read


Of Great Books for Children and Their Perpetual Lessons
Children’s books preview the life classes the kids have yet to uncover when they traverse to adult life. Let’s talk about how the quirky characters on their pages not only teach but also inspire and empower the young minds.

Chona
Aug 133 min read


On Adults Enjoying Children and YA Media: The Fuss on Fairy Tales and Teenage Romance
Some people are repulsed to know that other adults consume and enjoy children and YA lit and media. Here’s why you shouldn't be.

Chona
Aug 63 min read


Rolling the Dice on Story: What Tabletop Games Teach Us About Narrative Power
Tabletop role-playing games like D&D are more than dice rolls and fantasy quests. They’re a living, breathing masterclass in storytelling, character choice, and emotional arcs. Here's how these games unlock something essential in how we write and connect with stories.
Yassie
Jul 303 min read


Time to Break the Spell: A Progressive View on Medieval Stasis
Medieval stasis is a common narrative tool in fantasy literature. When is it cool and when is it not too lit? You’re here for the answer.

Chona
Jul 233 min read


English After School: How Stories, Screens, and Self-Study Taught Us the Language
How do you really learn English as a second language? This article explores how books, movies, music, and everyday media shape fluency in ways school never could.
Yassie
Jul 92 min read


World-Building Starts with a Word: Why Conlangs Matter in Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Discover how constructed languages (conlangs) like Elvish, Klingon, and Simlish shape fictional worlds and reflect real cultural identities.
Yassie
Jul 33 min read


What Sci-Fi Says About Us: From Black Mirror to The Expanse
Science fiction explores who we are by imagining what we could become—from near-future tech to interplanetary survival.
Yassie
Jun 263 min read


When Villains Are “Too Fabulous”: The Legacy of Queer Coding in Media
From sea witches to stylish spies, queer coding has long shaped how we read villains and heroes in the media. This article unpacks what queer coding is, how it began, and why it still matters.
Yassie
Jun 192 min read


Queerbaiting in Media: When Representation Turns to Manipulation
A raw look at queerbaiting in media and how it manipulates audiences, why it harms queer viewers, and what authentic representation should look like.
Yassie
Jun 112 min read


Tropes Aren’t the Problem: Why Writers and Editors Should Reclaim the Trope
Tropes aren’t the problem, lazy writing is. Discover how writers and editors can use tropes with purpose to elevate, not flatten, a story.
Yassie
Jun 43 min read


The End Isn’t the End: Why We Keep Coming Back to Apocalypse Fiction
From biblical firestorms to zombie wastelands, apocalypse fiction reflects our fears, failures, and fantasies. This genre isn’t just about endings—it’s about what survives.
Yassie
May 283 min read


The Carefully Crafted Chaos Behind Reality TV
Reality shows blur fact and fiction. Behind the drama is a well-edited illusion we keep coming back for.
Yassie
May 213 min read


From Snow White to Shrek: Why Fairy Tales Keep Changing with Every Generation
Explore how fairy tales evolve across generations, from Disney classics to modern twists that reinvent the stories we thought we knew.
Yassie
May 143 min read


Monsters Under the Bed: Why Kids Need Dark Stories
Dark themes in kids' media foster emotional growth, mental health awareness & truth.
Yassie
May 73 min read


How Old Fairy Tales Shape Modern Stories Across Cultures
Fairy tales evolve from dark lessons to modern retellings, shaping storytelling across cultures and generations.
Yassie
Apr 303 min read
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