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THE WATER BELLS by Charles Wilkinson (Egaeus Press, 2025)
I received a review copy of The Water Bells from the author. This new collection contains one tale from ST 59, 'Fire and Stick'...
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This is a running review of the book Spirits of the Dead. Find out more here . My opinion on the penultimate story in this collection has... -
'B. Catling, R.A. (1948-2022) was born in London. He was a poet, sculptor, filmmaker, performance artist, painter, and writer. He held...
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The 59th issue of the long-running magazine offers a wide range of stories by British and American authors. From an anecdote told in a Yorks...
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The original version, HAXAN, must be seen to be believed. Even though it's presented as a documentary, the fantasy sequences are unforgettable.
Haxan is a marvelous film. It was one of those films that one read about, but never saw. When I finally saw it I wasn't sure about it. It was the version with Burroughs and the jazz score put me off. It was like watching an addict's fever dream. It wasn't till I finally saw the Criterion dvd that I got the full power of the film. It was truly nightmarish and disturbing. Oddly beautiful.
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