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WB Valentine’s Poetry
by Casper Rudolph, Cathelyne Top, David Kleinsteuber, Luc de Vries, Paulina van Bergem, Poetry, Rachel Aisa-Bonoko, Roos Gravemaker, Sona SimonianRead more: WB Valentine’s PoetryIt is no secret that we like good poetry here at Writer’s Block. But if there’s one thing that brightens our day more than good poetry, it’s bad poetry. Luckily for us, there is a special day, every year, which seemingly functions as a magnet to forced rhymes, nonexistent meters and toe-curling similes: Valentine’s…
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Notes From A New Catfather
Read more: Notes From A New CatfatherThis is Miso. He has been living under my girlfriend’s roof for about 5 months now, a time period in which I discovered what it means to be a catfather. Of course, since he’s my girlfriend’s, it’s more of a cat-stepfather situation. But it matters not. This is my experience.
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Dutch-language Singing And Song-Writing – Part 2
Read more: Dutch-language Singing And Song-Writing – Part 2For a second and final time, we take some time to get to know a few singer-songwriters.
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Pretentious Pirates: Why My Favourite Film Is Actually Awful But I Still Love It
Read more: Pretentious Pirates: Why My Favourite Film Is Actually Awful But I Still Love ItThere are certain expectations you have to meet when you tell someone you love movies, especially if that other person is a self-professed film aficionado. For example, you absolutely have to have seen *insert random “classic” here*, been to a midnight screening/premiere at least once, preferably dressed as a character from said movie. You…
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Why all my cabdrivers in Vienna pissed me off
Read more: Why all my cabdrivers in Vienna pissed me offVienna, Austria. A city with refined beauty, a city filled with classical music, a city that’s the embodiment of art, and a city that has the worst type of cabdrivers you will ever meet. Okay, maybe those cabdrivers are not limited to Vienna. Normally, I’m not the type who drives around a city in…
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