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  • Writer’s Block Doesn’t Exist – Part 1: Why I Write

    Writer’s Block Doesn’t Exist – Part 1: Why I Write

    October 14, 2017
    by About writing, Casper Rudolph, WB Doesn’t Exist

      “First there is no idea. Then there is the flickering of an idea. Then there is a fully realized idea. And then finally we have a physical artifact which we can hold in our hands. We have a book. We have a painting. This, to me, is a magical act. Any act of creation…

    Read more: Writer’s Block Doesn’t Exist – Part 1: Why I Write
  • A Visualization of the Mind: Review of the “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime”-play

    A Visualization of the Mind: Review of the “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime”-play

    October 10, 2017
    by Books, Paulina van Bergem, Theatre

    Have you ever heard someone say to you, “Read the book before you see the movie”? This is a philosophy I wholeheartedly believe in and try to live by. I generally like to read the original version of a story first and then venture into the world of its various forms of offspring, if and…

    Read more: A Visualization of the Mind: Review of the “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime”-play
  • October Horoscopes

    October Horoscopes

    October 4, 2017
    by Elise van der Linde, Horoscope

    The first month of the academic year has come to a close. Lie beneath the stars, feel the fall breeze creep through your sweater. I have written out October for you.

    Read more: October Horoscopes
  • Let’s not do this, Gary.

    Let’s not do this, Gary.

    September 30, 2017
    by David Kleinsteuber, Gary, WB Column

    I address this article to a random person I met on a night two weeks ago. Because you remind me of someone called Gary whom I met earlier, I will call you the same. I’ll describe how we met.

    Read more: Let’s not do this, Gary.
  • Joji: a music review

    Joji: a music review

    September 27, 2017
    by Elise van der Linde, Music, Reviews

    George Miller is a Swiss army knife of talents. His biggest claim to fame is his YouTube channel, TVFilthyFrank, with 5.2 million subscribers. His online alter-ego, Filthy Frank, can be described as nasty, painfully politically incorrect, and an anti-vlogger. Besides Filthy Frank’s content, TVFilthyFrank also hosts the music videos to Miller’s other alter-ego: Pink Guy.…

    Read more: Joji: a music review
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