Edward II: Queerness As Rebellion
Derek Jarman refused to do things by the book. His cinematography championed bold and brave decisions, loosening expectations so that his visionary imagination could crash land into our own imaginations....
Edward II: Queerness As Rebellion
Edward II: Queerness As Rebellion
‘Nobody’ and 'Lost in Translation': Anonymity, Ennui, and the Desire for Withdrawal in Dickinson and Coppola
The ennui of modern life has very few remedies or cures. In general, it has often been challenging to erase, ever since early humans entertained themselves with the shadows and...
‘Nobody’ and 'Lost in Translation': Anonymity, Ennui, and the Desire for Withdrawal in Dickinson and Coppola
‘Nobody’ and 'Lost in Translation': Anonymity, Ennui, and the Desire for Withdrawal in Dickinson and Coppola
Future Selves and Unfinished Bodies: Reading ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ alongside Ocean Vuong
Last week was interesting. After having noticed on Netflix that Jane Schoenbrun’s 'I Saw The TV Glow' was available to watch, I found myself excited by what I thought was...
Future Selves and Unfinished Bodies: Reading ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ alongside Ocean Vuong
Future Selves and Unfinished Bodies: Reading ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ alongside Ocean Vuong
The Hollow Men in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple — From Eliot’s Post-War Vision to Modern Fragmentation
I We are the hollow men We are the stuffed men Leaning togetherHeadpiece filled with straw. Alas!Our dried voices, when We whisper together Are quiet and meaninglessAs wind in dry grass Or rats’ feet over...
The Hollow Men in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple — From Eliot’s Post-War Vision to Modern Fragmentation
The Hollow Men in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple — From Eliot’s Post-War Vision to Modern Fragmentation
No Ordinary Sun, No Ordinary Monster: Nuclear Shadows in Poetry and Film
Unfortunately, the word ‘nuclear’ populates a great deal of discussion in the modern era. Aside from some glowing recommendations about the potential of nuclear energy and its many reservations, this...
No Ordinary Sun, No Ordinary Monster: Nuclear Shadows in Poetry and Film
No Ordinary Sun, No Ordinary Monster: Nuclear Shadows in Poetry and Film
Living Apart and Alone: Donne and McDonagh
I, like many others, was introduced to John Donne’s famed statement “No man is an island” as part of the philosophical musings of the 2002 film About a Boy. In...
Living Apart and Alone: Donne and McDonagh
Living Apart and Alone: Donne and McDonagh
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