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old burial ground
@oldburialground
884 headstones mark burials recorded to have taken place from 1784 to 1886 🪦
Montréal, Québec Katılım Mayıs 2012
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Major anachronism my immersion is ruined
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Was Maison de L'Aspirateur already selling ironic merchandise in 2011?
Chandler Levack@clevack
at long last we have a poster! shot by the wonderful canadian photographer @mayafuhr. mile end kicks comes out april 17th in theatres across north america.
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@thamosdeaf never seen that cover before of TSG so good
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I admit to a lifetime morbid fascination with suicide. But if I promised you I'd never had a single serious ideation, you still might not believe me. I just think it's neat. Anyway, my all-time favorite nonfiction book: The Savage God by Al Alvarez.
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What is a book cover that sticks out in your memory?
I often think about Rick Moody’s Demonology cover.
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on his deathbed, Carl Schmitt was terrorized by a hallucinatory demonic entity he called Kra
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Can someone do this for me
Aeon@myaechtra
Gurdjieff psychically healed his friend on the verge of nervous breakdown by emanating an electrical blue light into his body, instantly energising him. The transference drained Gurdjieff of his own life force, making him slump and appear grey, but he somehow recharged himself.
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Where's the best place to get espresso in Las Vegas?
Off-Strip, Paradise 🇺🇸 English
@SlimCliffy Crazy they keep trying to reboot when Camageddon 2 achieved perfection in 1998
It does look more promising than the last couple attempts i will say
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@oldburialground not sure if you’re aware but a new Carmageddon game releases this week
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Small miracle that the BBC adaption of Gormenghast ever got greenlit what a wonderful fever dream of early 2000s cgi gothic excess
Boze Herrington, Library Owl 😴🧙♀️@SketchesbyBoze
Gormenghast is the greatest work of fiction you’ve never heard of. The story of a vast castle & the strange family who lives there, it reads like a collaboration between Tolkien & Dickens and features one of literature’s great baddies. A work of mad genius, abundant in pleasures
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My reading schedule for ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY, for anyone looking for a pace into the text.
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If you look around enough, Las Vegas becomes the most bizarre place in the world
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Mark “Respecter of Women” Carney
James Linton@SINON_REBORN
Bank of England Governor, Mark Carney. Apparently is not up for the type of party I like to throw.
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Paul Klee, 'Forgetful Angel' (1939).
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One foot on earth and the other in fairyland
Istra of Glome@tillwehvfaces
G.K. Chesterton on mysticism
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"The devil has 666 traps. In the time of the Antichrist, people will be waiting for salvation from space. This will be the devil's greatest deception. Humanity will ask for help from aliens, not knowing that they are demons." (1972).
St. Gabriel Urgabadze
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@realMattKParker I read this and Rock Crystal back to back last month. Rock Crystal is anout two kids trying to get home on Christmas Eve lost on a mountain…totally different outcome but very complimentary vibe
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Finished. 🫥😶🌫️🖤
I loved this. The prose is exceedingly spare. But evocative. Mysterious. Unresolved.
I feel like there is a deep and terrible truth about life in this work. It cast a pall over me.
𝑀𝑎𝑡𝑡 𝐾. 𝑃𝑎𝑟𝑘𝑒𝑟@realMattKParker
Finished. 🖤 Well this was excellent. Inventive form. Multi-perspectival. And a story that consistently escapes the territory it establishes, surprising the reader at each new turn. Fantastic. Read it in a single sitting if you can.
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@SmaragdinaVisio Had no idea there was a connection to Pan in Wind in the Willows
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