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William Antonelli is a recent graduate from the State University of New York at Geneseo, where his studies focused on writing, education, and communications. As an emerging writer from New York City, William's work deals with the intersections of popular media and social justice, with a special focus on the evolving landscape of internet-based media.
Ring, alongside other popular apps like Nextdoor and Citizen, market themselves as the key to safety in a dangerous society. But in reality, they're just keeping us paranoid.
In the first trailer for Avengers: Endgame, Marvel crafted an action movie trailer without any action. In this feature for the Mary Sue, I talk about why that's significant, and what it says about Marvel's success.
Coming up with a good title is hard. Here are some tips for easing the pain.
The Daria reboot is coming, whether we like it or not. But maybe a good dose of Daria – the complex, flawed anti-heroine – is just what we need right now.
The Trembling Answers, Teicher’s new book of poetry, is an anthology of conflict, and a man who has shelved his own needs for the good of his family.
Many argue transphobic jokes are all in good fun—but when put in the context of how we interact with brands in the age of Twitter, the gaming world's transphobia becomes insidious.
At BronyCon 2018, fans stressed that a series of leaks would mean the end of the Brony fandom. But some hope the cosplay, fan art, and pony creations will continue.