Anthony S. Burdge
Anthony S. Burdge, is an Independent Scholar/Freelance Editor and Writer with a taste for the fantastical, mythological worlds of life and literature. His parents claim to have read The Hobbit to him while in utero and since childhood Anthony has traversed the roads of Middle-earth, studying the history and literature that inspired its creator J.R.R. Tolkien.
As a voracious reading appetite was created via Tolkien and related tales, Anthony vividly recalls the days of Doctor Who on PBS and WLIW. Anthony is co-chair, with his wife Jessica Burke, of The Northeast Tolkien Society, Editor of The Mythological Dimensions of Doctor Who (Kitsune Books 2010) and a proud member of Doctor Who New York and the Gallifreyan Embassy
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As a voracious reading appetite was created via Tolkien and related tales, Anthony vividly recalls the days of Doctor Who on PBS and WLIW. Anthony is co-chair, with his wife Jessica Burke, of The Northeast Tolkien Society, Editor of The Mythological Dimensions of Doctor Who (Kitsune Books 2010) and a proud member of Doctor Who New York and the Gallifreyan Embassy
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Independent Scholar, CUNY, Founder The Northeast Tolkien Society, Contributor to numerous Encyclopedias and academic journals and publications.Interests
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Learning to Grow FoodWhat do you do once you've seen documentaries like Food, Inc? and followed that with articles from Mother Earth News about small and large scale food growing? In a small apartment? Don't think you can do it? Here's how we did it. -
Screwtape on StageThe Screwtape Letters, the provocative and wickedly funny theatrical adaptation of the C.S. Lewis novel about spiritual warfare from a demon's point of view is set for May 10 opening at the Westside Theatre, 407 West 43rd Street, New York. -
The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors: The MovieVisionary painter Alex Grey narrates this cinematic journey through the New York space that houses his Sacred Mirrors series of images, each of which presents a life-size figure facing viewers to evoke a mirror image.
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Tolkien and ShakespeareTolkien and Shakespeare: Though unquestionably very different writers, the two have more in common than one might expect. These essays focus on the broad themes and motifs which concerned both authors.
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Interview with Robert Owings: Author of Call of the Forbidden WayOwings' a silver medalist in the 2008 Nautilus Book Awards for "Visionary Fiction." Owings' literary contribution documents the journey of fictional filmmaker Carson Reynolds. -
In Memoriam: Cornelius Geertruyus Kolff (September 2nd 1860 - February 27th 1950)Cornelius G. Kolff, dean of realtors, folklorist and historian dedicated 60 years of his life to Staten Island. It is the aim of this piece to enlighten of the life and work of Kolff.
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Doctor Who Invades New York!The longest running British Science Fiction program, Doctor Who, took New York by force to promote the launch of the new season. US fans lucky enough to attend a special preview screening of "The Eleventh Hour"