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The Celluloid Bough: April 2010

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Cinema in the Wake of the Occult Revival. Wednesday, April 14, 2010. New Documentary: American Mystic. By Alex Mar is currently screening at the Tribeca Film Festival. I hope you'll all keep an eye out for this film and go to see it if/when it comes to your city, and buy it when it becomes available on DVD. I am going to try and get a screening copy so I can post a review here. Jason at the Wild Hunt Blog has also posted some great coverage. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I must get The Necronomicon. A Reli...

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The Library of Aira: Foot Work

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The Library of Aira. My somewhat disjointed thoughts on books and dreams. One quick note: I'm leaving Post-Production, The Nightmare Box, Poster Child and Cassandra until the end. These four stories constitute their own, separate narrative, which can be thought of as the Cassandra Sequence. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Retrotopia: Dinner, Drinks, and Hard Questions. Teaching at Hobart and William Smith: Ghost Modules, Months of Secrets, and Dark Matter. Gotthammer: Rants Reviews and Reflections.

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The Library of Aira: May 2012

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The Library of Aira. My somewhat disjointed thoughts on books and dreams. No posts. Show all posts. No posts. Show all posts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Retrotopia: Dinner, Drinks, and Hard Questions. Teaching at Hobart and William Smith: Ghost Modules, Months of Secrets, and Dark Matter. World Fantasy Award nomination for ‘Born to Fear: Interviews with Thomas Ligotti’. Gotthammer: Rants Reviews and Reflections. Eulogy for George Hardy: 1950-2015. Comments on The Quest of Iranon. Firmin by Sam Savage.

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The Library of Aira: The Fall of the House of Wanker (Guts)

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The Library of Aira. My somewhat disjointed thoughts on books and dreams. The Fall of the House of Wanker (Guts). The story, of course, begins with a falsehood. Take in as much air as you can. This story should last about as long as you can hold your breath, and then just a little bit longer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Retrotopia: Dinner, Drinks, and Hard Questions. Teaching at Hobart and William Smith: Ghost Modules, Months of Secrets, and Dark Matter. Gotthammer: Rants Reviews and Reflections.

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The Library of Aira: May 2009

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The Library of Aira. My somewhat disjointed thoughts on books and dreams. Review: Companions on the Road. While slightly different in theme, both or excellent works of fantasy, told with Lee's consummate skill for character, setting and pace. Ocampo: Visiones and El lecho. From Balmeek to Bote hona. Some of the more noteworthy terms:. Then again, the author of the Ramayana as a Thug might make for a nicely preposterous rewriting of history in a Da Vinci Code-style thriller centered around Thuggee. Banee ...

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The Library of Aira: February 2010

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The Library of Aira. My somewhat disjointed thoughts on books and dreams. Review: Mr. X. I HATE ART. ART NEVER DID ANYONE A BIT OF GOOD. IT NEVER WON A WAR, PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE, SWEPT THE FLOOR, TOOK OUT THE GARBAGE, OR SLIPPED YOU A TWENTY WHEN YOU WERE DOWN AND OUT. ART DOESN'T ACT THAT WAY. The lack of engaging characters ends up undermining some of what should be the novel's strengths For example, Straub's prose has a nicely literary quality, such as when he describes Ned and Laurie's lovemaking:.

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Raining Grace | My thoughts and ramblings about God, life, and my part in it all. | Page 2

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My thoughts and ramblings about God, life, and my part in it all. Counter-Hegemony: Borat Meets Jesus. May 16, 2007 by nathanandmarieke. SynchroBlog May 2007: Christianity and Film. I’m coming up on finals week, so I don’t have time to write an original post, but a recent paper I wrote for my Sociology class dovetails nicely with the theme this month. I’ve been considering posting it anyway, so I guess it was meant to be! If Christians as a group would be more open to laughing at themselves and learning ...

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The Celluloid Bough: January 2012

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Cinema in the Wake of the Occult Revival. Saturday, January 28, 2012. Hammer Horror, Reclothed in Black. The new film forthcoming the Hammer Horror studios is attracting plenty of attention, and this recent piece. In the New York Times. Reiterates the significance of this movie maker's renaissance. Known for decades as a defining maverick in British Horror, the studio has been silent for a number of years.but has recently come back with some very high-quality films. The New York Times. January 27, 2012).

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The Celluloid Bough: August 2009

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Cinema in the Wake of the Occult Revival. Saturday, August 29, 2009. Has more soul than this. I have a brief review posted here. I don't go into the underutilized pagan imagery and themes. The fact that Ponyo is a fish born of a mortal man (a wizard no less! In other movie news: as always Jason at The Wild Hunt has some interesting updates on the WICKER MAN remake, which has been retitled The Wicker Tree. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). It's far too dangerous to jump through the fire with your clothes on!