These are essays about animation and related subjects written by Michelle Klein-Häss, the Webkeeper of this site. These essays have appeared previously on this site.

• "Confessions" essay for December '95, thoughts on the upcoming Warner Animation movie Space Jam.
  
• "Confessions" essay for February '96, thoughts on the sorry state of the Los Angeles music scene.
  
• "Confessions" essay for March '96, thoughts on the re-release of "Heavy Metal."
  
• "Confessions" essay for May '96, the crucial importance of Creator's Rights in animation.
  
• "Confessions" essay for September '96, on compulsory educational TV.
  
• Rebuttal to the "Confessions" essay for September '96.
  
• "Confessions" essay for December'96/January '97 -- The Great Cartoon Meltdown of 1996: what happened?
  
• "Confessions" essay for February-March '97 -- Requiem for a Heavyweight...The Tick is cancelled from Fox Kids' Network.
  
• "Confessions" essay for June '97 -- Why Dilbert should be animated.
  
• "Confessions" essay for July-August '97 -- Live action remakes of cartoon classics: The problem that won't go away.
  
• "Confessions" essay for September-November '97 -- Big Media's war on Fan Websites.
  
• "Confessions" essay for November '97 - February '98 -- Christmas lists for both good and bad kids alike.
  
• "Confessions" essay for March-April '98 -- In praise of the Cartoon Network.
  
• "Confessions" essay for May-July '98 -- "Dang Ol' Why???".
  
• "Confessions" essay for August-October '98 -- South Park: The Emperor has no clothes.
  
• "Confessions" essay for November '98 -- MTV, animation, and a certain brainy girl.
  

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