Joe Peacock has been writing on the internet for 10 years. During this time, he's produced several books and a number of articles that have exploded across social media, ranging from advice on how to (actually) win a fist fight, to telling christians how to witness to atheists, to exploring emotions related to divorce. This collection brings together the most popular essays and articles from CNN, Huffington Post, AOLNews, and Joe's blog into one collection which smacks you in the back of the head, then hugs you afterward because we both know it was for your own good.

The first truly interdisciplinary analysis to link Douglas Sirk's striking visual aesthetic to key movements in twentieth century art and architecture, this book reveals how the exaggerated artifice of Sirk's formal style emerged from his detailed understanding of the artistic debates that raged in 1920s Europe and the post-war United States. With detailed case studies of Final Chord and All That Heaven Allows, Victoria Evans demonstrates how Sirk attempted to dissolve the boundaries of cinema by assimilating elements of avant-garde art, architecture and design into the...