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September Sees the End of Harvest
September Sees the End of Harvest
(includes prompt for The Counter Arts Group)
Sadie Seroxcat
Sep 4
So You Want to Write For Counter Arts?
Sadie Seroxcat
Announcements & Reminders
Sadie Seroxcat
Housekeeping
Sadie Seroxcat
Onwards and Upwards
Sadie Seroxcat
Counter Arts Book Club 2024
Sadie Seroxcat
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My Favorite Hobby — Failing!
My Favorite Hobby — Failing!
How do I manage to stay afloat despite swimming against the stream?
Abhijit Das
Sep 30
The Best of British Cinema: ‘The Firm’ (1989)
The Best of British Cinema: ‘The Firm’ (1989)
Alan Clarke’s final film is a harrowing exploration of football hooliganism
Reece Beckett
Sep 29
DreamWorks’ ‘The Wild Robot’ Brings A Cinematic Journey Through Nature and Technology
DreamWorks’ ‘The Wild Robot’ Brings A Cinematic Journey Through Nature and Technology
The Chris Sanders-directed film is about survival, friendship and growth
Yusuf Ali
Sep 29
Brush vs. Bot
Brush vs. Bot
Challenging AI by getting back to the basics of painting
R. Klemek
Sep 29
Literary Criticism: The Importance of Criticising Writers
Literary Criticism: The Importance of Criticising Writers
Why being criticised is uncomfortable but extremely necessary
T. Cagliari
Sep 29
Popular vs. Heart Driven Art
Popular vs. Heart Driven Art
The dilemma of making loved art but not making a living at it
Adria Chalfin
Sep 29
Abortion and Adolescence
Abortion and Adolescence
“We realize the importance of our voices only when they are silenced.” – Malala Yousafzai
Asmi
Sep 29
Who is the Real Villain in ‘The Jungle Book’?
Who is the Real Villain in ‘The Jungle Book’?
Shere Khan and colonisation
Tom Barrett
Sep 28
What Was “Spanish” About The Spanish Flu?
What Was “Spanish” About The Spanish Flu?
Nada
Joseph James
Sep 28
It Cannot Be Helped: Creating Total Artwork
It Cannot Be Helped: Creating Total Artwork
A journey of the soul in search of meaning, and letting go of norms
Manab J Kalita
Sep 28
Why Edith Wharton Still Matters
Why Edith Wharton Still Matters
The first woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for fiction is one of the great novelists of tribalism in American life
Janice Harayda
Sep 28
Poisonous Pedagogy: When The Persecuted Becomes The Persecutor
Poisonous Pedagogy: When The Persecuted Becomes The Persecutor
The dysfunctional childhood to mental ill health pipeline
Lisa Fouweather
Sep 28
Review: ‘Prometheus’ and ‘Alien: Covenant’ are Ambitious, Complex, Underrated Sc-Fi Horror Films
Review: ‘Prometheus’ and ‘Alien: Covenant’ are Ambitious, Complex, Underrated Sc-Fi Horror Films
Ridley Scott’s eventual return to the Alien franchise brings its most challenging, philosophical ideas to light
Reece Beckett
Sep 27
Kelpies, Korrigans and Catacombs: A Brief Introduction to Supernatural Scotland
Kelpies, Korrigans and Catacombs: A Brief Introduction to Supernatural Scotland
Is that just the whisky kicking in, or is this place haunted?
Nick Hart
Sep 27
Why Slice Oscar’s Head?
Why Slice Oscar’s Head?
The new statue of Oscar Wilde by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
Marc Barham
Sep 27
Will We Never Get Anything Like ‘The Lord of the Rings’ Again?
Will We Never Get Anything Like ‘The Lord of the Rings’ Again?
What makes this trilogy so special?
Margaret Chamberlain
Sep 27
The Path of Words: Poetry from the Chiselled Stones to the Square Screens
The Path of Words: Poetry from the Chiselled Stones to the Square Screens
“This is the way the world ends / not with a bang but a whimper.” T S Eliot, ‘The Hollow Men’.
T. Cagliari
Sep 27
Happiness is Overrated, But It Doesn’t Mean You Should Never Seek It
Happiness is Overrated, But It Doesn’t Mean You Should Never Seek It
It’s just part of the view and not the end of the road
Jess the Avocado
Sep 27
Life Going Nowhere? You Need A Visit From ‘My Old Ass’
Life Going Nowhere? You Need A Visit From ‘My Old Ass’
It’s not quite time travel, but it’s the next best thing. Canadian Megan Park’s second feature is a breezy and touching fantasy about…
good.film
Sep 26
Sontag’s Warning: Stop Interpreting Art and Start Feeling It
Sontag’s Warning: Stop Interpreting Art and Start Feeling It
Focus on form over content
Elan Kesilman-Davin, Ph.D.
Sep 26
The Book Review — The Legend of Mother Sarah
The Book Review — The Legend of Mother Sarah
One of the most influential works of manga, which was an inspiration for future generations and one of the pioneers in crossing the…
Alejandro Orradre
Sep 26
‘Wicked Little Letters’ Is An Entertaining Journey Back To Proper Times
‘Wicked Little Letters’ Is An Entertaining Journey Back To Proper Times
Based on a quaint true story, Jessie Buckley and Olivia Colman have at it in early 20th Century England
Sondra Singer - Still Vital
Sep 26
Life as Prose, an Equation, or a Clock
Life as Prose, an Equation, or a Clock
The choice is yours
Douglas Giles, PhD
Sep 26
Karma, The Most Misunderstood Concept in Indian Mythology
Karma, The Most Misunderstood Concept in Indian Mythology
We are looking at something a great deal more complex and nuanced than most Westerners think
Mahek Nagar
Sep 26
Review: ‘A Tale of Autumn’ Loses its Charm
Review: ‘A Tale of Autumn’ Loses its Charm
Eric Rohmer’s final ‘Four Seasons’ film may be the weakest of the bunch
Reece Beckett
Sep 25
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