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Recognizing McDormand & Willis
Read more: Recognizing McDormand & WillisWhy we should all hug and recognize Frances McDormand and Bruce Willis (On the therapeutic effects of complex characters)
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The Revolution Mixtape
Read more: The Revolution MixtapeI ain’t gonna work on Maggie’s farm no more. Well, I wake up in the morning. Fold my hands and pray for the rain. I got a head full of ideas that are driving me insane. It’s a shame she makes me scrub the floor. These lines mark the first sentences of a song by…
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And Nothing Else (Anti-)Matters
Read more: And Nothing Else (Anti-)Matters“And now, puny generic sci-fi superhero, I shall charge up my hyper-flux-capacitated antimatter bomb, and annihilate your entire planet! Lawrence, cue the evil-laugh tape!” Anti-matter (or, alternatively) antimatter is an age-old favorite power source among writers of scifi and superhero comics alike, which is probably why most people you’ll talk with will at least admit…
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Unleash Your Inner Angst through a Literary Alter Ego
Read more: Unleash Your Inner Angst through a Literary Alter EgoI have often considered it unfair that the bigwigs of the music scene can split themselves into two by virtue of a stage persona and still be taken seriously. On more than one occasion I have put on my extra-large hoop earrings and demanded that my peers call me Pheyoncé, and on more than one…
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Erasure Poem – Wuthering Heights
Read more: Erasure Poem – Wuthering HeightsAs you may have read in our 25th issue, I am dealing with the affliction that is called “I Cannot Seem To Get Through Wuthering Heights” (noteworthy: some of my friends shame me terribly because of this). As I will be attempting to read the Brontë sister’s novel for the fourth time this summer, I…
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