Kris Bowser

An immortal cosmic being falls in love with a mortal ship's captain and loses her in the vastness of time and space.

Synchronicity is when the universe gives you pears. Character names and coincidence.

My experience as a writer and human living in the often-illogical landscape of obsessive compulsive disorder.

More than a decade and a half has passed since I graduated high school, and I still find myself rehashing all the areas that my formal education failed me. Sometimes...

If someone hasn't seen a movie that you like, it says everything about them as a person. The Judgmental Advice Column tackles friends who don't get movie and TV references.

What do you do when others refuse to use your chosen name the instant someone who ranks higher in the patriarchy shows up with the same name?

In Part Two, The Little Mermaid's Ariel relinquishes her badassery and delivers on the promise of feminist nightmare I had been expecting.

One thing I wasn’t expecting from The Little Mermaid? To find the title character herself even remotely interesting, let alone a beacon of competence and badassery in the midst of a literal ocean of incompetent and evil associates.

I assumed that renting a six-hour documentary when I have a toddler was a ridiculous act of optimism. Surely, in these tiring times, my partner and I would lack the...