Tristan Ainsworth
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Biography
My name is Tristan, and writing is my passion. When I was young, I would write my own interpretations of folklore and fairy tales. In high school, I started writing more and more often. I realized then that writing was something I wanted to do for a career.
I have been writing professionally for about four years, starting with my ethnographical research in my religious studies major. My academic writing is professional, thorough, and easy to understand, even for a wider audience outside of my field of study. I was also a finalist in a literary festival with my creative nonfiction work, and I started a blog with reviews and examinations about video games and media.
I have a wide range of topics I can cover, including:
- History
- Religion
- Art
- Occult
- Creative Nonfiction
- Entertainment
- Technology
Science & Technology, Non-Fiction, Biography & Memoir, History, Humor & Entertainment, Religion & Spirituality, Self Help
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The Origins of Medieval Witchcraft
In the 15th century, several Christian theologians and Domincans—a special order of friar priests formed in the late 13th century—published works about witchcraft and the evil that was quickly spreading throughout the world. Johannes Nider, for example, collected stories and interviews about demonic heresy, as a handbook for Christian preachers, titled Formicarius (1438). These witchcraft treatises all had a similar identification for witchcraft. Witchcraft could be identified by cannibalism, congregation of demons, and sacrifices to the Devil (Apps et al., 2003). Although, these witchcraft...
Online Monster Hunting
Playing with men is different. It's like juggling several flaming Molotov cocktails. With men, I choose my words carefully, and I never give them personal information outside of "I'm a woman." Show an ounce of average friendliness, and I've put a target on my back. It is, however, sometimes fun to do that though, if you do it right. I grew up playing games, and I realized at the age of 12 that being both a girl and a gamer was considered “rare” and “special”. I didn’t completely understand why that was the case, but I used and abused that stereotype to get extra items and cool gifts. Tho...
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