Holly Upchurch – Deviant Grammar

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Welcome to Deviant Grammar

Holly Upchurch April 10, 2021 Podcast

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O’Connor: The Freak

Holly Upchurch May 25, 2017 Book Review / Flannery

“Whenever I’m asked why Southern writers particularly have a penchant for writing about freaks, I say it is because we are still able to recognize one.”

O’Connor: The Sinner and The Saint

Holly Upchurch May 20, 2017 Book Review / Flannery

This ability for introspection gives us hope for the possibility of change. This is the goal to which all sinners aspire.

“The fact is, people don’t know what they are expected to do with a novel, believing, as so many do, that art must be utilitarian, that it must do something, rather than be something. Their eyes have not been opened to what fiction is, and they are like the blind men who went to visit the elephant – each feels a different part and comes away with a different impression”

The Role of the Fairy Tale in German Nationalism

Holly Upchurch May 15, 2017 fairytales / The Fairy Tale Project

This entry is part 9 of 9 in the series The Fairy Tale Project

“The love for the Fatherland is so godlike and so deeply impressed a feeling in every human breast that it is not weakened but rather strengthened by the sorrows and misfortunes that happen to us in the land of our birth.”

Disney’s Tangled

Holly Upchurch May 7, 2017 fairytales / The Fairy Tale Project

This entry is part 8 of 9 in the series The Fairy Tale Project

Disney’s Tangled is an engaging retelling of the story of Rapunzel. While the film reflects the obsession with youth and beauty that exists in our culture, it also demonstrates our ability to stand up against it.

Puss-in-Boots

Holly Upchurch April 29, 2017 fairytales / The Fairy Tale Project

This entry is part 7 of 9 in the series The Fairy Tale Project

Although we understand that fairy tales were originally geared towards adults, we still know that children were often in the audience when these tales were read. These tales meant different things to the different audiences.