Icky
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The French Dispatch feels like a lot of the Wes Anderson movies I’ve watched (regrettably, not all of them, namely Isle of Dogs and Fantastic Mr. Fox) in that the colors are warm, the cinematography acutely aware of shifting moods and personalities of the characters, and filled with a certain kind of cozy charm that…
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In religious history, folk magic, and occultism the dichotomy between “masculine” and “feminine” energies often play a large part in mythological and therefore ritual construction. I propose that the use of “masculine” and “feminine” encompass multiple different aspects of magic and ought to be deconstructed for more potent spell development. In less academic terms, since…
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Hidden among the rolling fields of corn and soy in Antelope county, Nebraska sit the Ashfall Fossil Beds. This unique death assemblage tells the story of a massive volcanic event that covered the American midwest in ash some 10 million years ago. The animals interred here represent the fauna that flocked to a savannah watering…
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Fiction
