Category: Accessibility

Colors, Dots, and Smells, OH MY! Look, I do not use this title lightly. I despise the commercialization and appropriation of a religion/spirituality/tradition/practice—whatever you define Zen as. I often find myself rolling my eyes at the latest app claiming its use will help induce some blissful state of meditation almost automatically, or a new “zen”… Read more

An Autoethnography in Batmanology After last week’s post, I thought a lot about what to write next. Like just about any writer (I assume at least), I often worry that my writing isn’t “good enough” to put out into the world. I feel like I have to be unique and compelling… and what if it’s… Read more

Good Accessibility is Essential, Robin One of the aspects of Batman that I keep coming back to regularly is accessibility. I think accessibility of media and information is absolutely essential. However, when I am searching for Batman materials, I inevitably hit a wall because legal means of consumption are sometimes limited. Since Batman is a… Read more