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There was an elm tree outside my bedroom window. It was there when we moved in, after the divorce, and every year its branches would grow closer. By the time I was in high school, I could reach out the window and almost brush the leaves with my fingers. Their faces were vast, but their expressions readable. You could always tell what they were thinking. My mother wasn't afraid of their mystery, because they had no mystery. These were nice men who would never hurt her. They were wide stret...My sister is ...

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Literary Chicken: Scraps

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My sister is Batman. I am Harlequin. My mother has sewn interlocking diamonds of various fabrics over a pair of footie pajamas for me. I don't look like the stringbean man in the posters. I'm a fourth-grade girl. Since my father has died, I think of myself as free to not be a real person. I hop between life and death. There's nothing morbid in this. I'm only a fourth-grade girl. None of this seems real. After trick-or-treating, I watch a science program on television. On the screen, there are detaile...

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Literary Chicken: Bourgeois Enuf 4U?: Rainy Afternoon with Benoît Duteurtre

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Rainy Afternoon with Benoît Duteurtre. The life of the serious but non-paid writer can be difficult day-to-day as you struggle to keep focused on what you're "supposed" to be doing. But sometimes it's all right to trust your own instincts, to trust what you enjoy and realize that when you do something you aren't "supposed" to it might be kind of laughable as procrastination. That's not a thing! Featured in the Linguality. As a writer and reader, I confess that I have somewhat bought into this, which is p...

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Literary Chicken: Evidence

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There was an elm tree outside my bedroom window. It was there when we moved in, after the divorce, and every year its branches would grow closer. By the time I was in high school, I could reach out the window and almost brush the leaves with my fingers. Their faces were vast, but their expressions readable. You could always tell what they were thinking. My mother wasn't afraid of their mystery, because they had no mystery. These were nice men who would never hurt her. They were wide stret...

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Literary Chicken: When Evocation is Your Avocation: Comparative Storytelling Media

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When Evocation is Your Avocation: Comparative Storytelling Media. I've lately been Twitter-skipping and blog-hopping through the online literary world, and I've happened to notice that the idea of books holding a certain edge over movies, at least among professed book-lovers, is still a popular one. An offshoot of that idea has also persisted, that being that books are more rewarding than film due to the collaborative effort between reader and writer. I suspect that those who profess that television rots...

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Things That Are Good: April 2011

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Thursday, April 21, 2011. 8220;There’s night and day, brother, both sweet things. Sun, and moon and stars, brother; all sweet things. There’s likewise a wind on the heath. Life is very sweet, brother.”. A man who sits dying wheezes these words about halfway through The Proposition. His killer moves in close and finishes the poem: “’Life is very sweet, brother; Who would wish to die? Was undoubtedly one of the greatest films (of any genre) of the entire 1990s. But while Unforgiven. Consider one of the fil...

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Things That Are Good: February 2011

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Sunday, February 27, 2011. Skinhead by Nick Knight (1982). More like Fifth Price Books! On the shelf. Eight bucks! A no-braini-er no-brainer there never was. If you're unaware, Skinhead. Is one of the two best-known and most authoritative texts on the British skinhead subculture (the other of course being George Marshall's Spirit of 69),. And punk influenced skinhead revival. Number one crops, flight jackets, braces worn down in many cases. There are quite a few photos of girls, too, and while th...I'll ...

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Things That Are Good: Zatoichi (座頭市) (2003)

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Wednesday, February 9, 2011. I took a general Japanese culture class in college, and we spent a few days watching a Katsu Zatoichi. Film, if that tells you anything about how ingrained in Japan's cinema culture the series is. I was transfixed. There is something innately satisfying about knowing that some tough-talking yakuza bully is about to get his intestines splattered all over the wall by a meek blind man. The story stays true to the feel of the original Zatoichi. This is classic stuff, but many dir...

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Things That Are Good: Sonatine (ソナチネ) (1993)

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Saturday, May 14, 2011. Of Takeshi Kitano's take on the traditional Zatoichi. Mythology, I touched on the absurdist elements of that film, and the reactions they generated amongst viewers. Audiences have been conditioned over time to expect that every component in a film should have some purpose. After watching Sonatine,. Kitano's 1993 masterpiece, those absurdist scenes in Zatoichi. Make more sense within the context of Kitano's creative world and are, in addition, even more pleasing to me. Sonatine.

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Things That Are Good: The Proposition (2005)

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Thursday, April 21, 2011. 8220;There’s night and day, brother, both sweet things. Sun, and moon and stars, brother; all sweet things. There’s likewise a wind on the heath. Life is very sweet, brother.”. A man who sits dying wheezes these words about halfway through The Proposition. His killer moves in close and finishes the poem: “’Life is very sweet, brother; Who would wish to die? Was undoubtedly one of the greatest films (of any genre) of the entire 1990s. But while Unforgiven. Consider one of the fil...

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Things That Are Good: Pyongyang: A Journey in North Korea by Guy Delisle (2004)

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Saturday, May 21, 2011. Pyongyang: A Journey in North Korea by Guy Delisle (2004). Sometime during my teenage years, my mom started listening habitually to NPR. In fact, if you were to walk through her house today, I guarantee that you would never be out of earshot of one radio or other tuned in to some human interest story about a guy who has built a solar-powered wildlife shelter for tuna.or something. Now, as a young lad I just wanted to jam to punk rock. 50 times a day. The (maniacal) North Korean st...

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Things That Are Good: Throne of Blood (蜘蛛巣城) (1957)

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Saturday, April 9, 2011. Throne of Blood (蜘蛛巣城) (1957). Akira Kurosawa's Japanese contemporaries often airily dismissed his work as "too Western". They pointed to his acceptance by an increasingly global film audience, as well as his alleged sentimentality, as evidence. It seems obvious to me that these criticisms were simply the sour grapes of jealous peers who were envious of Kurosawa's ability to hit upon human. Truths, and appeal to all. Adaptation, Throne of Blood. Transposed from Edo-era Japan to t...

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Things That Are Good: Paradise Now ( الجنّة الآن‎) (2005)

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Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Paradise Now ( الجنّة الآن‎) (2005). What drives a man to commit an act as universally reviled as a suicide bombing? Said and Khaled, the subjects of Paradise Now. Than a simple difference of political opinion. If you kill a man's family, he'll come looking for revenge. Ideology has little to do with it. I doubt there's an easy answer for that, but my feeling is that in this culture it's expected and not a very big deal. I don't mean to imply that the film lets the two men off t...

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Things That Are Good: January 2011

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Sunday, January 30, 2011. In Cold Blood - Hell on Earth (1998). Man, what was in the water in Cleveland in the 90's? Well, there is probably a long and toxic list of answers to that question, but I was mostly referring to the output of the Sixth City's hardcore scene. Because (strap yourself in for a controversial opinion here): this record is harder than any other Clevo-core record short of the OLC LP. This album came out in 1998. I was in eighth grade and too stupid to know about what was happening...

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THE LIT FEST AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. Story Stew Served Hot in the Chicago Cold. This past week was so cold and inhospitable that the Gumbo Fiction Salon. Actors Rian Jairell, Allison McCorkle, and Margo Chervony, and Richard Engling. Preforming from Engling’s novel,. One thing that the Salon founder and host, Tina Jens. The Gumbo Fiction Salon is held at Galway Arms, 2442 N Clark St, on the third Wednesday of each month, starting at 7 pm, and will feature Rhysling winner and author of. From Dark House Press.

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