Media Editor Zoë G. Burnett reviews two documentaries about two women she should have already known about, and you should, too.

Emerging from isolation and contemplation, Media Editor Zoë G. Burnett emerges to recommend two films for the finale of a long winter in lockdown.

In our latest look at The Attic’s personal wardrobes, we visit the favorite cold weather prints, patterns, and cozy textiles that break us free of the hum drum dark days of the season.

Here, to cap off 2020, a few of The Attic’s editors and writers share some thoughts on reading slumps, and the titles that finally got us through it.

Contributing Editor and Film Columnist Zoë G. Burnett reviews Sleepy Hollow (1999) and champions one of Horror’s most unappreciated anti-heroines.

Spooky or not, October 2020 is here and we are reading our way through it!

Between two full moons, Zoë G. Burnett recommends a respite from our daily horrors to projected horrors.

As summer rolls on, Contributing Editor Zoë G. Burnett shares a humorous look into her working from home wardrobe.

Living vicariously through the screen, Zoë G. Burnett travels from mediaeval Japan to 1970s LA with a list for anyone who wants to be anywhere but here.