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Shine on (you) Crazy Diamond #3: The Ember Knight Show
Read more: Shine on (you) Crazy Diamond #3: The Ember Knight ShowShine on (you) crazy diamond, other than being a not so subtle reference to the magnificent music of Pink Floyd, is also the title for this series of articles hellbent on making you discover underrated artworks that have nothing but passion and a heaping amount of psychedelics in them. With that out of the way,…
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The Ghosts of the Past
Read more: The Ghosts of the PastShakespeare once said, “The past is prologue”. Prologues are important: they set the tone; they are the foundation of the story; they are the pages you re-visit and finally turn to when the story comes to an end. We would never skip the prologue of a book, then why is it that we race from…
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Writer’s Block Halloween Movie Recommendations
Read more: Writer’s Block Halloween Movie RecommendationsIt’s that time of year. The leaves are falling from the trees, you’ve dusted the cobwebs off your scarf and gloves, you have a weird unending craving for soup, the gourds are sitting proudly on shelves in grocery stores everywhere, and you’re feeling the need to reanimate some dead bodies with the power of electricity.…
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The Mise-en-Abîme as an Expression of Trauma
Read more: The Mise-en-Abîme as an Expression of TraumaI urge you to take a moment and observe this image, explore its shadows and corners, and try to make sense of the pattern. How does it make you feel? If you got chills, you’re not alone. There’s always been something about mirroring and repetition that sparked my interest, and I’ve decided to explore the…
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The Elusive Notion of Home
Read more: The Elusive Notion of HomeAs far as idioms go, ‘home is where the heart is’ can definitely be seen as one of the more literal ones. No one is beating around any bushes here, you pretty much get what you paid for with this phrase. However, it has always struck me as having two different, although connected, interpretations, depending…
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