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The Counter Arts Book Club List for 2025
The Counter Arts Book Club List for 2025
Another twelve books for a new set of twelve months
Sadie Seroxcat
Dec 19, 2024
So You Want to Write For Counter Arts?
Sadie Seroxcat
Announcements & Reminders
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Housekeeping
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Onwards and Upwards
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The Boosting is Still Going Strong at Counter Arts
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The ‘Featured’ List: Counter Arts Dec’24-March’25
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The Tragedy of Orwell’s Short Life & His Escape To Jura
The Tragedy of Orwell’s Short Life & His Escape To Jura
75 years since he died
Susie K 🐹 Guinea pig slave
Apr 28
To Be Grown, Not Planted
To Be Grown, Not Planted
How Gardening Rewilded My Understanding of Home
Kristine Harper
Apr 28
Why Remakes — Of Films But Also of Memories — Are Never A Good Idea
Why Remakes — Of Films But Also of Memories — Are Never A Good Idea
Some experiences and emotions can’t be renewed or improved. Leave them be.
Paul Maglione
Apr 28
Don’t slip. Don’t sl… Don’t…
Don’t slip. Don’t sl… Don’t…
When our habits surprise us
Samantha D
Apr 28
The Importance of Shakespeare
The Importance of Shakespeare
And what we miss out on if we forget his legacy.
Alejandro Orradre
Apr 28
The Best of British Cinema: ‘Starred Up’ (2013)
The Best of British Cinema: ‘Starred Up’ (2013)
David Mackenzie’s gritty prison drama doubles as a poignant study of masculinity
Reece Beckett
Apr 27
Songs to Live By: ‘Royals’ by Lorde
Songs to Live By: ‘Royals’ by Lorde
Every month, 5AM StoryTalk explores a different song about our struggle to lead good and meaningful lives in a confusing, increasingly grim…
Cole Haddon
Apr 27
‘Ulysses’ (1922) By James Joyce
‘Ulysses’ (1922) By James Joyce
An Epic Journey Of Ten Years In A Single Day?
Marc Barham
Apr 27
I Dig the Kids’ Music
I Dig the Kids’ Music
Ending the generational curse of believing my era sounded better
Jeff Hayward
Apr 27
I Watched ‘Sinners’ and Now I Only Want to See Movies in 70mm IMAX
I Watched ‘Sinners’ and Now I Only Want to See Movies in 70mm IMAX
The surprise box office vampire hit is smashing expectations and bringing back big cinema
Alison Milyo
Apr 27
When Wolves Spoke Back to Me!
When Wolves Spoke Back to Me!
Words and howls in the rain
Girish Menon
Apr 27
Making History at the Altar of God
Making History at the Altar of God
The death of Pope Francis stirs memories of growing up Black and Catholic in the Deep South during segregation — and an old-school bar joke.
Andrew Jazprose Hill
Apr 26
Will Kneecap Be Banned From Performing in The US This Fall?
Will Kneecap Be Banned From Performing in The US This Fall?
Yer favorite Republican hoods have been making headlines following their message of solidarity with Palestine at Coachella
Nick Hart
Apr 26
‘Queen’ and the Art of Being Quietly Confident
‘Queen’ and the Art of Being Quietly Confident
Kangana Ranaut’s slice-of-life film empowered a whole generation of Indian women in more ways than one
Pallabi Dey Purkayastha
Apr 26
What Lies Behind The Romanticised Streets of Paris Might Surprise You
What Lies Behind The Romanticised Streets of Paris Might Surprise You
Like for like, rich for rich: wealth inequality exists everywhere — you realise it when you travel
Lisa Fouweather
Apr 26
Review: ‘Sinners’ is the Birth of a Future Cult Classic
Review: ‘Sinners’ is the Birth of a Future Cult Classic
Ryan Coogler’s latest is a didactic vampire musical destined for cult status
Reece Beckett
Apr 25
A Metamodern Greek Tragedy?
A Metamodern Greek Tragedy?
‘The Last of Us’ S2 E2: ‘The Perfect Storm’
Marc Barham
Apr 25
Yes, Dubious Sexual Consent Exists In Real Life
Yes, Dubious Sexual Consent Exists In Real Life
Based on my personal experiences
Sieran Lane
Apr 25
Ob-Scene and In Scene: Sex and Blood on Screen
Ob-Scene and In Scene: Sex and Blood on Screen
Playing with fire on film, and the decline of reality
Jess the Avocado
Apr 25
The Exquisite Eeriness of Bird Horrors Part III: ‘Cuckoo’
The Exquisite Eeriness of Bird Horrors Part III: ‘Cuckoo’
Bringing my series to a close with Tilman Singer’s deliciously deranged horror mystery that caws its way inside your head
Akos Peterbencze
Apr 25
Josh Johnson is the Comedian the World Needs Right Now
Josh Johnson is the Comedian the World Needs Right Now
My experience seeing the viral comic on his reassuring “Flowers Tour”
Alison Milyo
Apr 24
Netflix’s ‘iHostage’: A Smartly Designed Offering from Dutch Cinema
Netflix’s ‘iHostage’: A Smartly Designed Offering from Dutch Cinema
This taut thriller can be a perfect case study about how to make a near perfect movie while maintaining political correctness
Vickey Maverick.
Apr 24
Focus on Communication When Creating Art
Focus on Communication When Creating Art
In all aspects of art, know your message
Matthew Bamberg
Apr 24
Review: ‘Manhattan Murder Mystery’ is More Tepid Woody Allen Work
Review: ‘Manhattan Murder Mystery’ is More Tepid Woody Allen Work
As is often the case, this Woody Allen comedy spends as much time being annoying as it does being funny
Reece Beckett
Apr 23
Reborn and Redefined: Identity and Self-Worth in 'Poor Things' and 'Mickey 17'
Reborn and Redefined: Identity and Self-Worth in 'Poor Things' and 'Mickey 17'
From the feminist fairytale to the sci-fi dystopia, both films explore the fight to be more than what the world allows — whether it’s…
Celine
Apr 23
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