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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
Sadie Seroxcat
Housekeeping
Sadie Seroxcat
Onwards and Upwards
Sadie Seroxcat
Counter Arts’ Film Prompt: Pride 2025
Reece Beckett
The ‘Featured’ List: Counter Arts Dec’24-March’25
Sadie Seroxcat
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Ashes to Ashes: Nailing the Coffin on a Friendship Lost to MAGA and Donald Trump
Ashes to Ashes: Nailing the Coffin on a Friendship Lost to MAGA and Donald Trump
Time apart from an old friend revealed contrasting beliefs and reminded me that some things are best left in the past.
Jonathan Apollo
Jul 11
The Final Hours in Prague
The Final Hours in Prague
One last walk through the city
Girish Menon
Jul 11
The Importance of Faulkner
The Importance of Faulkner
Classified as a complex author, his novels are the perfect example of a work that explores the limits of what it means to be human and its…
Alejandro Orradre
Jul 11
Rewatching ‘Independence Day’ in 2025: Still Explosive, Somehow More Honest
Rewatching ‘Independence Day’ in 2025: Still Explosive, Somehow More Honest
A nostalgic ritual turned cultural X-ray — examining the alien blockbuster that shaped our Fourths and reflected more than we realized.
A.L. Bellettiere (Anna Louise Bellettiere-Kuyper)
Jul 11
The Quiet Way Books Began Speaking to Me
The Quiet Way Books Began Speaking to Me
This is how a lifetime of reading taught me to listen when stories whisper back.
Kratagya Tripathi
Jul 11
‘Stealing Pulp Fiction’ (2024): A Send Up of Cinephilia
‘Stealing Pulp Fiction’ (2024): A Send Up of Cinephilia
When a film wants to be a movie
Steven Brooks
Jul 11
Touch Combined with Sight Can Improve Your Memory
Touch Combined with Sight Can Improve Your Memory
Experiments show that people learn best when they handle objects.
Dr. Cheryl Fogle-Hatch
Jul 10
‘Great Expectations’ (1861) by Charles Dickens
‘Great Expectations’ (1861) by Charles Dickens
Mirrored echoes of ‘Frankenstein’ (1818) by Mary Shelley
Marc Barham
Jul 10
What’s the Weirdest Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Ever Made?
What’s the Weirdest Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Ever Made?
Exploring the forgotten archives of animation, I am not sure I’ll ever know
"Penguin" Pete Trbovich
Jul 10
“You Can’t Say Anything Anymore” is a Culture War Myth
“You Can’t Say Anything Anymore” is a Culture War Myth
What people mistake for censorship is often just criticism
Lee Dunn
Jul 10
Myths and Legends: Fictional Tales or Cultural Memory of Our Past?
Myths and Legends: Fictional Tales or Cultural Memory of Our Past?
An exploration of the Earth‘s geological past.
Ritika Devender
Jul 10
Review: ‘Dirty Harry’ — A Taut, Horrifying Masterpiece
Review: ‘Dirty Harry’ — A Taut, Horrifying Masterpiece
The introduction of this iconic Clint Eastwood character is pitch perfect
Reece Beckett
Jul 9
Centurions of Creativity: A Salute to Ram V. Sutar and Krishen Khanna’s Enduring Artistry
Centurions of Creativity: A Salute to Ram V. Sutar and Krishen Khanna’s Enduring Artistry
A tribute to two pillars of Indian modern art who shaped our national identity through bronze and brush
Ayyagari Rashmi
Jul 9
About Genre: The Metaphysical
About Genre: The Metaphysical
What can Korean drama tell us about phenomena beyond our experience
Storyhog
Jul 9
Was Faust Caught in the Web of Maya?
Was Faust Caught in the Web of Maya?
I wonder if Dr. Faust, one of Western literature’s dearest protagonists, was caught…
Ken Langer
Jul 9
‘The Life of Chuck’ (2025): The Amphitheater of the Whole World
‘The Life of Chuck’ (2025): The Amphitheater of the Whole World
A sentimental journey through an abundantly wonderful life
Steven Brooks
Jul 9
Should ‘Instahoes’ Stop Weaponizing Feminism?
Should ‘Instahoes’ Stop Weaponizing Feminism?
Really? Is this how you uplift women’s rights?
Martine Nyx
Jul 9
Los Angeles Anti-Fascists Battled a Notorious Supremacist in 1945
Los Angeles Anti-Fascists Battled a Notorious Supremacist in 1945
A time when rabble-rousers travelled from town to town
C.S. Voll
Jul 8
Artists and Vampires
Artists and Vampires
The blood sacrifices of Edvard Munch
Marc Barham
Jul 8
The Algorithm Is The New Masterplan
The Algorithm Is The New Masterplan
From vision to virality — how algorithms are reshaping our cities quicker than you think.
Filippa Malmgren
Jul 8
And Now for an Easy Ride of a Romcom
And Now for an Easy Ride of a Romcom
Though hackneyed, the story was believable, and the protagonists made ‘This Time Next Year’ (2024) quite pleasant. (Some spoilers…
Mira G. Eliodora
Jul 8
I Felt America’s Pursuit of Happiness and Learned How Loneliness Can Teach Us Joy
I Felt America’s Pursuit of Happiness and Learned How Loneliness Can Teach Us Joy
This is my story of how independence in the US showed me freedom, but connection in India revealed true meaning.
Kratagya Tripathi
Jul 8
Bollywood Film ‘Maa’ Reiterates Women Would Be the End of Evil Men and Monsters
Bollywood Film ‘Maa’ Reiterates Women Would Be the End of Evil Men and Monsters
Kajol’s one-woman supernatural revenge saga has menace perpetually lurking in the shadows, posing a pertinent question: Who really is a…
Pallabi Dey Purkayastha
Jul 8
The Curious Case of Ashmole 782
The Curious Case of Ashmole 782
Bodleian’s lost manuscript that blurs myth, fiction, and reality.
Dhia Awanis
Jul 7
Down a Dark Highway
Down a Dark Highway
Old Bessemer Road, full of ghosts
Terry Barr
Jul 7
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