“I no longer aspired, as I had during my MA…to write literary mainstream or fabulist fiction.” – Molly Gaudry, ‘Fit Into Me’ Hey, I sent my poetry manuscript off to […]
Albums I Should Have Listened To Already: ‘Help’ by The Beatles
“You know I need somebody” – The Beatles Yeah you read that right. I told you some of these would make you say DUDE. Welcome back to “Albums I Should […]
#17 FILMREC- RETURN TO SILENT HILL
Return to Silent Hill (2026)directed by Christophe GansRated R for bloody violence and cussin For fans of…survival horror video games, surrealism, and films that combine the two things. I’m not […]
Friday Links: The Book of Surviving The Camps Edition
“What devil was known to be so cowardly as to exclusively menace a young boy? Who was the cowardly monster that would not risk showing himself in the flesh? Who […]
Mid-Week BookRec: ‘The Hungering Years’ by Summer Farah
“sea & salty salt mingling / on my lips oh the sting / is so good when you / love the air that sends it” – Summer Farah, “POEM FOR […]
#16 FILMREC- LEE CRONIN’S THE MUMMY
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (2026)directed by Lee CroninRated R for just all of the gore and violence and terror, some cussing For fans of curse/cult movies, gore, and the 2013 […]
Friday Links: Sheep Everywhere Edition
“The only way to get out of that worm universe is to dream another symbolic dream.” – Haruki Murakami, ‘A Wild Sheep Chase’ All I really mean by that title […]
Mid-Week BookRec: ‘My Ardent Love For The Pencil’ by Vi Khi Nao
“Wake up, Dreams! Let me give you a bath!” – Vi Khi Nao, ‘My Ardent Love For The Pencil’ There isn’t a ton of method to selecting what books I […]
#15 FILMREC- MOMMIE DEAREST
Mommie Dearest (1981)directed by Frank PerryRated R for just the worst mom For fans of…So this is a docudrama about Christina Crawford’s terrible relationship with her famous adoptive mother, Joan […]
Friday Links: Raised On A River By A Snake Edition
“Father had always encouraged Numamushi to cry freely. If snakes had venom to fill and protect the stomachs that made them snakes, then humans had tears to protect and clean […]