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    The Written Word is a Fairy: Lud-in-the-Mist as Modernist Fantasy
    Victor Rees
    • Aug 31, 2020

    The Written Word is a Fairy: Lud-in-the-Mist as Modernist Fantasy

    Hope Mirrlees’ Lud-in-the-Mist, a novel often overlooked in modernist literature, gets an in-depth revisit from Victor Rees.
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    “Your Life Seen Through a Looking-Glass”
    Magnus McDowall
    • Aug 27, 2020

    “Your Life Seen Through a Looking-Glass”

    A poem by Magnus McDowall.
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    To Russia, With Love: On Douglas Dunn’s The Donkey’s Ears
    Elliot Jordan
    • Aug 14, 2020

    To Russia, With Love: On Douglas Dunn’s The Donkey’s Ears

    Elliot Jordan revisits Douglas Dunn’s extraordinary novel-in-verse, The Donkey’s Ears, and one of history’s most oft-overlooked odysseys.
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    “Family Snapshot, 1998, Lost in Storage”
    Hayley Bernier
    • Aug 11, 2020

    “Family Snapshot, 1998, Lost in Storage”

    A poem by Hayley Bernier.
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    Saints and Sinners: Robert Browning and Rome
    Elliot Jordan
    • Jul 21, 2020

    Saints and Sinners: Robert Browning and Rome

    Elliot Jordan explores themes of Catholicism present throughout the work of Robert Browning.
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    A Treatise on Madness and Artistry
    Zara K.
    • Jul 12, 2020

    A Treatise on Madness and Artistry

    Creative non-fiction by Zara K.
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    “Patti and Robert and Sam”
    Viola Ugolini
    • Jul 8, 2020

    “Patti and Robert and Sam”

    A poem by Viola Ugolini.
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    The Paunch
    Rhys Evans
    • Jul 6, 2020

    The Paunch

    Short fiction by Rhys Evans.
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    Is Hollywood’s Structural Racism Beyond Repair?
    Ahmed Ragheb
    • Jul 2, 2020

    Is Hollywood’s Structural Racism Beyond Repair?

    Hollywood has a racism problem – that much is clear. But is it beyond repair?
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    The Female Perspective of Roman Polanski’s Repulsion
    Lily Ekimian
    • Jun 29, 2020

    The Female Perspective of Roman Polanski’s Repulsion

    Lily Ekimian explores the feminist reading of Roman Polanski’s Repulsion.
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    William Greaves’ Experiment: Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One as Performance Art
    Lily Ekimian
    • Jun 13, 2020

    William Greaves’ Experiment: Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One as Performance Art

    Lily Ekimian argues that William Greaves’ 1968 documentary, Symbiopsychotaxiplasm is the perfect example of performance art.
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    “What They Don’t Tell You About Black Boys”
    Angelica Heaney
    • Jun 12, 2020

    “What They Don’t Tell You About Black Boys”

    A poem by Angelica Heaney.
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    The Hunt for Music in the Age of Anxiety
    Tristan Geary
    • May 27, 2020

    The Hunt for Music in the Age of Anxiety

    Has the ease of music-streaming spoiled our ability to really listen?
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    The Soviet Dream? Thoughts on Francis Spufford’s Red Plenty
    Elliot Jordan
    • May 22, 2020

    The Soviet Dream? Thoughts on Francis Spufford’s Red Plenty

    Elliot Jordan discusses Francis Spufford’s bold historical novel Red Plenty and its retelling of a pivotal and hopeful moment in the history
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    Reformation, Revolution, and Resistance: A Brief History of Still Life Painting
    Jake Kendall
    • May 17, 2020

    Reformation, Revolution, and Resistance: A Brief History of Still Life Painting

    Still life painting is often perceived as dull or flat, frequently overlooked in favor of more “exciting” subjects.
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    “The Body Museum”
    April Bannister
    • May 15, 2020

    “The Body Museum”

    A poem April Bannister.
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    “Lukewarm”
    Spencer Mirabal
    • Apr 23, 2020

    “Lukewarm”

    A poem by Spencer Mirabal.
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    In Dreams: The Reality of David Lynch’s Fantasies
    Ahmed Ragheb
    • Apr 18, 2020

    In Dreams: The Reality of David Lynch’s Fantasies

    Have you been experiencing strange dreams? Read Ahmed Ragheb’s take on dreams in film and the strange realities of David Lynch’s work.
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    Dan Bejar and the Bravery of Artistic Isolation
    Ahmed Ragheb
    • Apr 15, 2020

    Dan Bejar and the Bravery of Artistic Isolation

    What does it mean to isolate oneself artistically and what bearing can that have on the art one produces?
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    “La Pietà”
    Dalia Impiglia
    • Apr 8, 2020

    “La Pietà”

    A poem by Dalia Impiglia.
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