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The Blood of a Poet (1932)

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The Blood of a Poet (Le Sang d'un poète) (1932) Jean Cocteau

April 28th 2024

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The Blood of a Poet by Jean Cocteau (1932)

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Lee Miller. Elizabeth Cowell wearing a Digby Morton suit. London. 1941.

I Am Collective Memories   •    Follow me, — says Visual Ratatosk

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HAVE CATSUIT, WILL TRAVEL

Who'd I miss?

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First zine of October ✨Muses✨ Pawns of the Plot (mostly an info zine) derived from my nonfiction art history reading & even some fiction inspired by nonfiction. Ft songs that fit the plight of a muse Mariah the Scientist - Beetlejuice, FKA Twigs Pendulum, Florence + the machine - Dream Girl Evil, Lorde - The Louvre, Later Writer in the Dark.

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New Releases: February 2024

Good Christian Girls by Elizabeth Bradshaw (1st) Lacey Heller is sure that nothing interesting could possibly happen at Camp Lavender, because it never does. Her parents have been running this Christian camp for girls ever since she can remember. Little does Lacey know that Jo Delgado is coming to camp this summer—and she’s going to change everything. After the incident, Jo’s aunt sends her to…

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If the Camp Campbell campers and counselors had an ensemble number, on a ranking scale from twelfth to first, whose voice be the easiest to hear or would stand out the most?

For example, let me demonstrate with a ranking of Secret to the Formula:

Fifth place: Squidward (Rodger Bumpass)

The only chance of hearing him is by listening carefully to the imperfect delays.

Fourth place: Plankton (Mr. Lawrence)

Only barely edges Squidward out in the sense that his deep voice is easier to make out.

Third place: Mr. Krabs (Clancy Brown)

Because Mr. Krabs has a gravelly voice, he stands out better than the last two.

Second place: Patrick (Bill Fagerbakke)

Would be harder to hear if not for the fact that he comes out of one speaker.

First place: Sandy (Carolyn Lawrence)

Aside from also coming out of one speaker, having a voice drastically different from the rest helps her stand out the most.

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The Crown For Your Emmy Consideration (Emmy Magazine Issue No. 4, 2023)

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damn The Crown for reminding us that british people can be sexy under certain circumstances

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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) Review

Miles Morales is about to explore more of the Mulitverse when he sees it as a goal to join the team of Spider-People who are protecting its very existence, but is he a help or a hinderance? ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Untitled

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Brett Wilkins: Trump Cabinet Picks So Far Decried as 'Nightmare Fuel'

“The good news is, we can win these types of fights,” said one campaigner. “We helped drive out three Cabinet secretaries from office last time, and we can do that kind of thing again.” U.S. Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) applauds as former Republican President Donald Trump prepares to speak at a January 19, 2024 campaign event in Concord, New Hampshire. (Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty…

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Movies about Women Artists #featurefilms

#moviestowatch feature films In this post you will find a list of movies about Women Artists this post will be updated whenever we will find a NEW film. Please do not hesitate to send us your recommendations. Regards, Poli #PalianSHOW

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Now Available: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 7, Issue 4) Summer 2023

In the Summer 2023 Edition, our 24th release to date, we have featured the following esteemed contributors.

Cacti Circles / KJ Hannah Greenberg / July 2023 Summer / Volume 7 / Issue 4 IP Volume 7: In Parentheses Magazine (Volume 7, Issue 4) Summer 2023 The Summer 2023 issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine. Published by In Parentheses (Volume 7, Issue 4 The Summer 2023 Edition of In Parentheses is now available on print and digital platforms! This issue is the final of Volume 7. Click here to…