DAHLIA SCHWEITZER is a pop culture critic, writer, and professor. Described by Vogue as “sexy, rebellious, and cool,” Schweitzer writes about film, television, music, gender, identity, and everything in between.

Dahlia Schweitzer is a pop culture critic and writer. Described by renowned author Toby Miller as “one of the world’s leading analysts of popular culture” and by Vogue as “sexy, rebellious, and cool,” Schweitzer writes about film, television, music, gender, identity, and everything in between.

ArtCenter News, “From Punk Rock Cabaret to Cindy Sherman: Dahlia Schweitzer’s Compelling Narrative Extends Well Beyond the Page,” personal profile, discussing Berlin and Office Killer, Jul. 9, 2015.

In this elegant, provocative, and clever book, Dahlia Schweitzer tackles one of the most controversial and anxiety provoking fears of the twenty-first century: the disastrous end of the world, evoked by either plagues, infections, diseases, or outbreaks.

Why the Truth Matters to the Menendez Brothers (but Clearly Not to Netflix) by Dahlia Schweitzer | Sep 22, 2024 | Uncategorized I tried. I made it to the start of episode four, but then I had to give up.

“Dahlia Schweitzer pounds the pavement in search of the gumshoes who pervade the city and popular culture. She uncovers the clues, weighs the evidence, and presents her case in yet another terrific, informative read.”

Sep 22, 2024 · Taking “creative non-fiction” one step further, Joyce Carol Oates published Black Dahlia & White Rose in 2012, a collection of short fiction in which the title story recounts the …

In this elegant, provocative, and clever book, Dahlia Schweitzer tackles one of the most controversial and anxiety provoking fears of the twenty-first century: the disastrous end of the world, evoked by either plagues, infections, diseases, or outbreaks.

Mar 11, 2016 · Haunted Homes: Book LaunchDahlia Schweitzer, in conversation with bestselling author and journalist Jonathan Allen, will discuss her latest book, Haunted Homes this Friday, June 18th, at 7PM EST.

From Glamour to the Grotesque: How the Black Dahlia Became a Sex Icon and Changed the Way We Think About Death December 22, 2022 “The death of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world.”—Edgar Allan Poe WARNING: Graphic photos … Continue reading → The Scariest Horror Movie of the Year: Don’t Worry ...