#Helen Leigh

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Invincible: Atom Eve | TV Special Review

The special was a nice amuse-bouche while waiting for S2 of Invincible #AtomEve #InvincibleAtomEve #PrimeVideo #TVSpecial #Invincible

In this special prequel episode, Samantha ‘Atom Eve’ Wilkins discovers her superpowers as a young girl – and must come to terms with her own sinister origins as she discovers a family she never knew she had. Review In March 2021, Amazon Prime Video premiered Invincible the animated TV series based on Robert Kirkman‘s popular comic book series. The first season portrayed Atom Eve as a pretty…

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Severance

Season 1, “Defiant Jazz”

Director: Ben Stiller

DoP: Jessica Lee Gagné

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Invincible (Amazon) Atom Eve. Special + Season 1. Review.

Maybe it’s just me. As someone not familiar with the source material viewer has struggled to get on board with the animated Amazon adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s Invincible despite the somewhat weird feeling of critical acclaim. Yes, the action and gore sequences have some engaging spectacle and viceroyalty. That said between unbelievably rudimentary visuals, the admittedly starry voice casts…

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Sixth BKDK Web Weave bc they finally held hands (spoilers)

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oh lover - have i ever seen you weep? like this? for me?

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MHA by Horikoshi Kōhei    

First BKDK Web Weave | Second BKDK Web Weave | Third BKDK Web Weave | Fourth BKDK Web Weave (pt.1) | Fourth BKDK Web Weave (pt.2) | Fifth BKDK Web Weave 

mha / p.d / mha / mha / khaled hosseini / mha / hélène cixous / william shakespeare / warsan shire / bob hicok / mha / octavio paz / mha / chloe liese / ??? / mha / the avett brothers, "the ballad of love and hate" / mha / leigh bardugo / ??? / mha / mha / josh alex baker / hozier, "unknown / nth" / virginia woolf / mha / mha / alain de botton / leigh bardugo / mha

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“You killed them,” he said. “All of them. Leonard Beacon. Mitchell Betts. Helen Watson. Hellie.”

The silence stretched. But all she said was, “Not Hellie.”

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why would your being gay ever let me down?

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#me too 🍷 🍺🍸

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I think Mon-El is hitting on Eliza.

—Kara to Alex, Supergirl, “Medusa”

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Quotes fitting Fyolai:

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Peaky Blinders, S6

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free by florence and the machine // helen keller // crooked kingdom by leigh bardugo // once we were wolves by charlotte mcconaghy

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W A T C H I N G

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Severance

Season 1, “Defiant Jazz”

Director: Ben Stiller

DoP: Jessica Lee Gagné

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Lust for a Vampire (1971) Jimmy Sangster

October 5th 2024

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In Memoriam: Charles Simic, 1938-2023

The Serbian-born American poet Charles Simic passed away this Monday, January 9, 2023. In memory of him and his work, we are sharing two pieces that feature his poetry that are illustrated with wood engravings. Simic was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1990, a MacArthur Foundation “genius grant,” the Griffin International Poetry Prize, the Wallace Stevens Award, and an appointment as US poet laureate.

The first item shown here is a broadside published by Charles Seluzicki in 1981, printed at the Meadow Press with a wood engraving by Sarah Chamberlain. It features the poem “Interlude” by Simic, and is signed by both Simic and the printer/designer, Leigh McLellan. 

The second piece shown here is the book Shaving at Night by Charles Simic, with three wood engravings by Helen Siegl, published in 1982 also printed and designed by the Meadow Press. Each engraving accompanies a poem from the book. 

When I was in college, I remember reading a Charles Simic prose poem that had something to do with trees in a literature class (I can’t for the life of me remember the title), and I just remember the image it created in my head and thinking “wow.” I hope that Simic’s work will continue to inspire young poets and readers for many years to come. May he rest in peace. 

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View our other In Memoriam posts.

-- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager

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One of the things I had wondered regarding the ABC was if they were truly aware of the fandom and the fanfare that has gathered around The Newsreader; that the show had reached levels beyond their average Sunday night dramas, and whether they would acknowledge this in some way. To me, I feel as though the podcast is the ABC honouring the fanfare behind the show; giving us diehard fans the extra content goodness we desire!

What are your thoughts about the podcast? Are you super excited for it?