Christy Chichester

Christy Chichester is an instructor at Penn State University, where she teaches Composition and Rhetoric, Writing in the Social Sciences, Business Writing, and Sci-Fi Literature. When she isn't teaching, writing, or grading, Christy can be found watching Star Wars, quoting Tolkien, or snuggling with her three pit bulls.


Hope for The Witcher

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Virtue and Vampires in Bram Stoker’s Dracula

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Ariana Grande’s ‘God is a Woman’ —​ Close, but Still Sacrilege

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Women, Church Leadership, and Solo’s Enfys Nest

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Kids, Christ’s Kingdom, and A Series of Unfortunate Events

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Learning to Love in Madeleine L’Engle’s Wind in the Door

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Sexual Misconduct and Hollywood’s House of Cards

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Blue Bloods and the Spirit of the Law

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Pete Davidson and Making Room for Depression in the Church

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Biblical Womanhood in Game of Thrones?

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Lattes with Leia and Women in the Church

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Drowning in the Guilt of Bloodline

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Harry Potter and the Spell of Christian Friendship

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In Defense of Tina Fey’s Sheet-Caking

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