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I kinda live for Anette Olzon's fictionalized older self in Imaginaerum calling her (1) breaking and entering and (2) managing to unlock a vault âmagic tricksâ
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PIN (1988) â Episode 253 â Decades Of Horror 1980s
âWhere did you learn to do that?â Learn to do what? OhâŚthat. Join your faithful Grue Crew â Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr along with guest host Ralph Miller â as they visit another strange twist on the ventriloquist/dummy subgenre called PIN (1988).
Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 253 â PIN (1988)
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Isolated by his strange parents, Leon finds solace in an imaginary friend, which happens to be an anatomy doll from his father-the-doctorâs office. Unfortunately, the doll begins to take over Leonâs life, and his sisterâs life as well.
 Directed by: Sandor Stern
Writing Credits: Sandor Stern (screenplay); Andrew Neiderman (based on the April 1981 novel by)
Selected Cast:
David Hewlett as Leon
Cynthia Preston as Ursula (as Cyndy Preston)
Terry OâQuinn as Dr. Linden
Bronwen Mantel as Mrs. Linden
John Pyper-Ferguson as Stan Fraker (as John Ferguson)
Helene Udy as Marcia Bateman
Patricia Collins as Aunt Dorothy
Steven Bednarski as Leon â Age 13
Katie Shingler as Ursula â Age 11
Jacob Tierney as Leon â Age 7
Michelle Anderson as Ursula â Age 5
Joan Austen as Nurse Spalding
Jamie Stern as Eddie Morris (as James Stern)
David Gow as Officer Wilson
Terrence Labrosse as Dr. Bell
Aline Vandrine as Mrs. Shaver
Joanna Noyes as Mrs. Henry
Andrew Carter as Andy
Leif Anderson as Dave
Joel Johnson as Jack
Shawn Johnson as Tim
Robin MacEachern as Richie
Jonathan Banks as PIN (voice)
Beware the anatomy doll! Ralph Miller III joins Jeff, Bill, and Chad for a look back at PIN (1988) from director Sandor Stern. The cast includes David Hewlett (Scanners II: The New Order, Cube), Cynthia Preston (The Brain, Prom Night III: The Last Kiss), and Terry OâQuinn (Silver Bullet, The Stepfather, Lost). While it struggled to find an audience upon its initial release, critics praised PIN as well-made, bizarre, and disturbing. Fangoria would later feature it in its â101 Best Horror Films Youâve Never Seen.â Now, itâs time for the Grue-Crew to revisit the film and share their thoughts.
At the time of this writing, PIN is available to stream from YouTube.
Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazineâs Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episodeâs film, moving into our Grue Believer Celebration Shenanigans month and chosen by guest host Scott Wells, will be The Queen of Black Magic (1981), an Indonesian horror film quoted as being an inspiration to modern-day Indonesian filmmakers such as Kimo Stamboel and Joko Anwar. You can check this one out on YouTube.
Please let them know how theyâre doing! They want to hear from you â the coolest, grooviest fans â so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at [email protected].
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Jessica Steen Lisa Stillman Heartland
Jessica Steen, Lisa Stillman â Heartland
Jessica Steen is the actress who plays Lisa Stillman, a character who is part of the Heartland family. She is an integral character who is part of the ranch and the show from the get-go. She does spend a good chunk of her storyline overseas, but her travels never keep her from coming home. She first appears in season 1, episode 3, and dates Jack Bartlett off and on.
After their relationship goes on for a while, she marries him in season 7, episode 18. Lisa owns Fairfield Stables, a horse breeding operation. When she marries Jack, this becomes a turning point in her life and she is able to become a more caring and supportive member of the family.
The actress, Jessica Steen, who plays Lisa is a Canadian actress and producer. She was born in Toronto in 1965 to the actress Joanna Noyes and her actor and director father Jan Steen. Read on to learn more about Jessica Steen!
Jessica Steen Started Acting at 8 Years Old
Jessica was involved in show business very early in life, even though her parents warned her about the industry due to their own experience. One of her very first roles was in a McDonaldâs commercial! After that, she began to book many more commercials. When she was 8, Jessica made her TV debut. She appeared in the kidâs show Sunrunners, where her mother also had a role!
This was when Jessica was also diagnosed with petit mal epilepsy and started her recovery journey. She later grew out of the condition and was able to have a normal adult life.
When Jessica was in school, she treated acting as a hobby and did some of the work to get a bit of pocket money. She thought of acting as a family business due to her parentâs jobs, too. Her first movie role came about in 1989 when she starred in the musical Sing. She acted in Canadian TV series and American telefilms until 1991. Then, she moved to New York and filled in for Noelle Beckâs maternity leave on the soap opera Loving. A struggle with finding roles in New York led Jessica to later move to Los Angeles. She commutes from Los Angeles now for her acting jobs, if they are located in other areas or countries. Some of Jessicaâs most notable or recognizable roles include Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, Flashpoint, Armageddon, and, of course, the Heartland TV series!
Jessica Steen Is an Award Winning Actress
Jessica Steen won a Gemini award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Nora in a movie called Small Gifts. The Gemini Awards are basically the equivalent of the Emmys in Canada. She also received two more nominations for Geminis. These were in 1988 for her role in the Captain Power episode called Judgment, and then in 2010 for her work on the Canadian cop drama Flashpoint in season 2.Â
Jessica was asked her favorite role during a fan Q & A interview hosted by CBC, but she had trouble only choosing one! She said that her top four were her roles in Armageddon, Small Gifts, Homefront, and Strikerâs Mountain. When looking at the overall experience, though, her pick was her role on Heartland, of course!Â
Jessica Steen Originally Auditioned for the Role of Maggie on Heartland
When Jessica first auditioned for the Heartland series, she was actually interested in playing Maggie. Maggie, of course, is the owner of the diner called Maggieâs on the show, and she is also Amyâs mother Marionâs best friend. Jessica certainly would have made a wonderful Maggie! However, she was instead asked to audition for the role of Lisa, which we know that she got! She ended up really falling in love with the character of Lisa Stillman.
Jessica felt that she had a lot in common with her character. Both of them have passions for animals and for travel. Plus, they also love to spend time outdoors and can sometimes be too helpful! They both have a fondness for Jack, too. Jessica has described her character as âfun and light and keen and concerned and loving to a cloying degreeâ.
These are why she loves to play Lisa Stillman so much. Of course, the awesome cast and crew on the Heartland show make the experience that much better, too!
Jessica Steen Grabs Every Opportunity to Ride on the Show
As Jessica grew up in downtown Toronto, she, unfortunately, did not have a lot of opportunities to spend time with horses. When she landed the role of Lisa, she had to take weekly riding lessons in preparation for all of Lisaâs horseback and horse-related scenes. It was important that she execute them accurately, but safely, too!Â
Even though Jessica was not an equestrian growing up, she loves being on horseback now! She says that one of her most memorable scenes is the cattle drive in season 2 which featured gorgeous scenery and challenging weather conditions to ride and act in. She loves the rides that her character goes on, which is why she is sometimes disappointed that Lisa is not seen riding as often as she used to.Â
Jessica has had many years of practice on horseback, but she is still modest about it and about her skills. She does not get to have a lot of equestrian time off of the Heartland set, due to her hectic schedule. She usually only spends time with horses on other horse-focused or western-style shows, like the CBCâs Magic Hour episode High Country.Â
âActing is such a small part of the overall toolkit of successâ
Throughout her acting career, Jessica Steen has run into plenty of highs and lows. For example, in the early years of her career, she had to deal with dry spells and struggles to get work. Then, there was the pressure that came with working on big productions such as Armageddon. These experiences taught her to have a backup plan at all times and have multiple projects on the go.Â
Having such a busy life does have its advantages, too, though! As an actress, Jessica gets to travel and meet interesting people, all as part of her job. She says that no two days in her life are the same. It must be hard to get bored, in this case! Jessica believes firmly that âvariety is the spice of lifeâ.Â
She advises aspiring actors to manage their time and money wisely and to also make sure that they learn the business as best they can. Good actors should be able to connect with people and should be good at PR and be confident when auditioning, too. In this day and age, having a good social media presence is also important for the profession.
Jessica recommends doing acting as a hobby first, as she did, and having other streams of income so there is less pressure on yourself.Â
She is a perfect example of the truth that acting as a career is not all sparkes and glamour! It also takes plenty of hard work and dedication. Having a mentor in the industry who can help to set you up for success or place you on the right path is worth its weight in gold, too.Â
Jessica Steen Loves Hanging Out With Her Co-Stars
One thing that many cast members have said about the Heartland show and set is that it feels like a family! Jessica Steen also loves how close knit the cast and crew is, and has talked about how this makes the show such a great experience.Â
She has been able to build close bonds with a number of her co-stars, including Shaun Johnston, who plays Jack Bartlett, and Michelle Morgan, who plays Lou Fleming. Michelle sometimes even comes to Jessicaâs home in Los Angeles! In earlier seasons of the show, Jessica also spent a lot of time with Wanda Cannon, who plays Val Stanton. The two have known each other for a very long time.Â
Jessica has talked a lot about Shaun, who plays her on-screen love interest! She says that he is dedicated to the show and really supports his fellow actors and artists. Jessica has also said that Shaun is the âheart of Heartlandâ. He always organizes fundraisers and get-togethers for the cast, and is typically the first to take someone under his wing. In addition to all this, he is a talented musician and a perfectionist, too!
He often plays the guitar for the entertainment of the Heartland cast and crew.Â
Jessica Steen is Adept at the Circus Arts
A surprising fact about Jessica Steen, which many people may not be aware of, is that she is a practitioner of the circus arts. She first got into them in 1998 and found them to be addictive. Jessica can do several of the circus arts and do them very well! These include stilt walking and fire twirling. It is often said of her in the media that âshe is better at stilts than high heelsâ!
Jessica Steen is a Passionate Animal Rights Supporter
Animal rights are very important to Jessica. Ever since she was young, she has been a huge animal lover, so she fits right in among the horses on the Heartland set! In fact, Jessica has said herself that many of her favorite moments in her career have involved the scenes or experiences she has had with animals. Because of all this, Jessica has worked to incorporate her passion for animals into her philanthropic efforts and how she gives back to the world and the community.Â
All this to say, Jessica Steen is a dedicated animal rights activist!She supports animal rights and is also a passionate environmentalist. One of the things she does to help is to make regular donations to non profit organizations that are dedicated to the preservation of wildlife and nature. Some of the organizations that she supports are the World Animal Protection Charity and the Western Canada Wilderness Committee. Another foundation that Jessica donates to is the David Suzuki Foundation.
This is a science based non profit in Canada that works to protect the environment and is named for the Canadian television presenter David Suzuki.
5 Facts You Didnât Know About Jessica Steen
We;ve gone over plenty of interesting facts about Jessica Steen in the article above, but we still have a few more for you! Fans of Jessica or of her character Lisa Stillman will be pleased to know some of these little known facts about her and her life.
Jessica has two half siblings.
Jessica is a certified driver.Â
She has both Dutch and Scottish ancestry.
Jessicaâs family is located all over Canada. Some of her close relations live in Toronto, where she grew up, as well as Vancouver and Montreal.
She has a lot of hobbies in her free time! She spends time with family, doing the circus arts, as a tour guide, and more!Â
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Is Jessica Steen still on Heartland?
Jessica Steen has been a long-running member of the Heartland cast, and over the years, she has gained quite a fan following! Her character, Lisa, was the shoulder to cry on for many of the family members who are going through tough times. She also helped Lou to organize her wedding. Luckily, Lisaâ and by extension, the actress, Jessica Steenâ is still on Heartland and will likely have a part on the show for seasons to come.Â
Is Jessica Steen married?
Jessica Steen is not married, and she has never been married, either. Currently, she is not in a relationship, either. As a busy actress, she does not have much time to devote to her dating life! However, she has probably had multiple relationships. She also was rumored to be dating her co star on the drama series Homefront, David Newsom. In an interview with Rave It UP TV, she mentioned a past boyfriend. Despite all of this she has never made a public statement.Â
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â° BEST OF THE BEST REASONSÂ TO WRITE FUCKINâ RECORD REVIEWS IN 2019 â° Â Â Â Â
Itâs that time again: letâs feast from 2019â˛s Grapevine That Is Never Pruned with 21 (+ approximately 277 more) of the BEST OF THE BEST REASONS TO WRITE FUCKINâ RECORD REVIEWS IN 2019!   Ⱐ7th ANNIVERSARY â°Â
<All long playing vinyl records unless otherwise noted...& many cassettes>
â° â° â° â° â° â° â° â° â° â° TOP 21Â â° â° â° â° â° â° â° â° â° â°
â°Â TAIWAN HOUSING PROJECT Sub-Language Trustees (ever/never) â°
â°Â SAMANTHA RIOTTÂ Bloodletting download (self-released)
â° PAULA GARCIA STONE Undercurrent cd (Linear Obsessional, UK)Â
â° POSSIBLE HUMANSÂ Everybody Split (Trouble In Mind)
ⰠWILLIAM HENRY MEUNG cassette FMerror (chemical imbalance., Australia)
ⰠLEILA BORDREUIL Headflush (Catch Wave Ltd)
â° LEIGHTON CRAIG Diamond Eye (Bruit Direct Disques, France)Â
â° KNITTED ABYSS Â Bad Lassies (Paradise Daily, Australia)
â° WEAK SIGNALÂ LP1Â (Mag Mag)
â° TOM OF ENGLANDÂ Sex Monk Blues (L.I.E.S.)
â° DRY CLEANINGÂ Boundary Road Snacks And Drinks & Sweet Princess LP (Itâs OK, UK)
â° 75 DOLLAR BILL I Was Real double LP (Thin Wrist Recordings)Â
â° DARK BLUE Victory Is Rated (12XU)
â° KALI MALONEÂ The Sacrificial Code 3 cd (iDEAL Recordings, Sweden)
â° SHABAZZ MYSTIK Chant DâLâme (Off, Belgium)
â° LONG HOTS Give And Take 7â (Third Man)
â° AMIRTHA KIDAMBI & LEA BERTUCCIÂ Phase Eclipse cassette (Astral Spirits)
â° CHRIS BROKAWÂ End Of The Night (VDSQ)
â° SPIRAL WAVE NOMADS Spiral Wave Nomads (Twin Lakes/Feeding Tube)
â° HAMA Houmeissa (Sahel Sounds)
ⰠYL HOOI Untitled cassette (Altered States Tapes, Australia)
JEANINES Jeanines (Slumberland)
ARTEFACTOS DE DOLORÂ La NiĂąa double LP (Pain Artifacts)
U-BAHN U-Bahn (Future Folklore, France)
MDOU MOCTAR Ilana: The Creator (Sahel Sounds)
STEFAN CHRISTENSEN The Upcoming Flame (bruit direct disques, France)Â
TYSHAWN SOREY & MARILYN CRISPELLÂ The Adornment Of Time cd (Pi Recordings)
ALE HOP Apophenia (Buh Records, Peru)
TIM PANARETOSÂ Submergence cd-r (chemical imbalance., Australia) & Opposites End download (self-released, Australia)
KATE CARR City Of Bridges download (Longform Editions, Australia)
WRITHING SQUARESÂ Out Of The Ether (Trouble In Mind)
MY NORTH EYE (My) North Eye (2011) cd-r (Reverb Worship, France)
PINOCCHIOÂ Pinocchio ep (Toxic State)
BRIDGET HAYDEN Soil And Song cassette (Synchronise Witches, UK) [comes with Karen Dalton fanzine!]
The COWBOYS The Bottom Of A Rotten Flower (Feel It Records)
OLUMPUSÂ Caucus & Surplus downloads (both stabbies, etc., New Zealand)
CHUCK CLEAVERÂ Send Aid (Shake It!)
JOSĂ DIASÂ After Silence, Vol. 1. cd (Clean Feed, Portugal)
KNIFE WIFEÂ Family Party cassette (Sister Polygon)
TRAMPOLINE TEAMÂ Trampoline Team (HoZac)
KATE CARRÂ Heatwave cassette (self-released, UK)
SEBASTIEN STH BISETÂ IslĂŚd cd (MnĂład, Belgium)
PHAROAH CHROMIUM Eros + Massacre (Scum Yr Earth, France)
JOSEPH ALLRED Aspirant cassette (Garden Portal Tapes) & O, Meadowlark (Feeding Tube)
ANDREA BORGHI Tistre cassette (Dinzu Artefacts)
MOPE GROOVES Desire (See My Friends Records)
JOSHUA ABRAMS & NATURAL INFORMATION SOCIETYÂ Mandatory Reality (Eremite)
SOFIE BIRCHÂ Island Alchemy cassette (Constellation Tatsu)Â
VOYAGE DATA Voyage Data cassette (Econore, Germany)
JONNY COUCH Mystery Man (Damages Sofa)
FISCHERLEÂ Gmatwacz cassette (Czaszka, UK)
ROCKET 808Â Rocket 808 (12XU)
LINDA TRIPÂ Sad Bangers cassette (Superdreamer)Â
MATTHEW J. ROLINÂ Matthew J. Rolin (Feeding Tube Records)
STEKKERDOOSÂ Kalendar cassette (No Rent)
IAN HAWGOODÂ ĺ
(Home Normal, Japan)
ĂLEX REVIRIEGO ⢠DISCORDIAN STRING ENSEMBLE Incerto For Doublebass And Strings download (Discordian, Spain)
JULIA KENT Temporal cd (The Leaf Label, UK)
NAPSÂ Better To Give cassette (Gertrude Tapes)
TERROR OF THE DEEPÂ The A-Team cassette (Melted Ice Cream, New Zealand)
CLAIRE ROUSAY Friends cassette (Never Anything)
ANNA SUBIRIANA ⢠POL PADRĂS ⢠JOAN ANTONI PICH Brullâs Bet download (Discordian, Spain)
HAKOBUNEÂ A Fan, Strings, and Two Guitars cassette (Patient Sounds)
LORI GOLDSTON Things Opening (Second Editions, Germany)
The RESONARSÂ No Exit (Trouble In Mind)
MARCIA BASSETT ⢠MANUEL MOTA ⢠MARGARIDA GARCIA Here They Rest Immobile (Yew)
URANIUM CLUB The Cosmo Cleaners: The Higher Calling Of Business Provocateurs (Fashionable Idiots/Static Shock, UK)
THE COOL GREENHOUSEÂ âCrap Cardboard Petâ 7â (Hidden Bay Records, France)
ROB NOYES âYou Are Tiredâ/âNightmare Studyâ 7â (Market Square Recordings, UK)
TOM LĂNNQVIST Häviävän Pieni Osa (Guggenhavn Archive, Sweden)
GOTOBEDSÂ Debt Begins At 30 (Sub Pop)
GREG KELLEY/ROB NOYESÂ Greg Kelley/Rob Noyes split cassette (self-released)
DEAD SEA APES The Free Territory double LP (Feeding Tube Records)Â
DRAGGSÂ Draggs cassette (Slime Street, Australia)Â
SPRAY PAINT Into The Country (12XU)
SPF Paulâs McCartneyÂ
2 CHEVRONS No Rules In Outta Space cassette (Albertâs Basement, Australia)
DARK TEA Dark Tea (Fire Talk)
TERRINEÂ Live At Home cassette (Econore, Germany)
The SNAKESÂ The Snakes (Anti Fade, Australia)
LIVE SKULL Saturday Night Massacre (Bronson Recordings, Italy)
ELKHORNÂ Sun Cycle/Elk Jam 2 LP (Feeding Tube)
MESSRSÂ Messrs 12â (Heel Turn Records)
VIRGINIA PLAINÂ Strange Game (All Hands Electric)
JEN KUTLERÂ Dismbodied (EyeVee)
MOR AIRÂ Life Behind Glass cassette (Genot Centre, Czech Republic)
CIA DEBUTANTEÂ The Landlord (Siltbreeze)
JOSĂ DIASÂ After Silence, Volume 1 cd (Celan Feed, Portugal)
LAURA LUNA CASTILLOÂ Folksonomies cassette (Cudighi Records)
THE GIRL IN TIMES NEW VIKINGÂ The Girl In Times New Viking (The Fah-Q Catalog)
43 ODESÂ 43 Odes cassette (Eiderdown)
OOF Vanity Plate cassette & EGO cassette (both Fuzzy Warbles cassettes)
ORGUE AGNĂS A Une Gorge (three:four, Switzerland; Standard In-Fi - 2018)
MICHAEL MORLEY Heavens Idleness Awaits 2 LP (Thin Wrist Recordings)
CHRISTINA KUBISCHÂ Schall Und Klang cd (Fragment Factory, Germany)
HUNTED CREATURES Sleep Weed cassette (White Reeves Productions)
UNITED WATERSÂ Coma To Coma (Drawing Room Records)
JULIUS MENARD Hr cassette (Econore, Germany)
GEE TEE Chromo-Zone download (self/released, Australia)
AARON RUSSELLÂ Coral Music cassette (Gertrude Tapes)
9TH HOUSEÂ Planetary EP 12â (Hot Haus, UK)Â
SCANÂ Scan 7â ep (Drugfront)
The HECKS My Star (Trouble In Mind)
ALINA PETROVA & KIRA WEINSTEINÂ Sad Ko cassette (Never Anything)
HIEROPHANTSÂ Spitting Out Moonlight (Anti Fade, Australia)Â
NOTSÂ 3Â (Goner)
P WITS The Desire and Pursuit of The Whole cassette (chemical imbalance., Australia)
GOLDEN PELICANS Grinding For Gruel (12XU)
TOPDOWN DIALECTICÂ Vol. 2 (Peak Oil)
M. SAGEÂ Catch A Blessing (Geographic North)
ECHO OHSÂ Wild Weeds 12â (1:12 Records, New Zealand)
CIVICÂ Selling, Sucking, Blackmail Bribes 7"Â (Total Punk)
WENDY EISENBERG & SHANE PARRISHÂ Nervous Systems (Verses)Â
KNEELING IN PISSÂ Tour De Force cassette (The Fah-Q Catalog)
s.soo Tyman download (New York Haunted, Netherlands) Â Â
WSCHĂDÂ WschĂłd cd (Clean Feed, Portugal)
PREENING Gang Laughter (Digital Regress)Â
CLARICE JENSEN Drone Studies cassette (Geographic North)
MARBLED EYEÂ Beat Sessions, Vol. 8 cassette (Shout Recordings)
STEVE MOOREÂ Steve Moore 12â (L.I.E.S)
The SELVAÂ CanĂcula Rosa cd (Clean Feed, Australia)
PROGRAM Show Me 12â (Anti Fade, Australia)
SLUMB PARTY Spending Money (Drunken Sailor, UK)
EUN-JUNG KIM & CHARLIE COLLINSÂ Shining Days cd (Linear Obsessional, UK)
NEONÂ Neon 12â (Square One Again)
CUCINA POVERA Zoom (Night School, Scotland)
PAULA SHOCRON & PABLO DĂAZ with GUILLERMO GREGORIO DĂalogos cd (Fundacja SĹuchaj, Poland)
MY NORTH EYE / LE GOĂT ACIDE DES CONSERVATOURS MNE ⢠L / G / A / D / C split cassette ([Equilibre Fragile], France)
The WOOLEN MEN Human To Human (Dogâs Table)
PIERCE WARNECKE & LOUIS LAURAINÂ Â
Phonotypic Plasticity cassette (Astral Spirits)
BIG QUIET Interesting Times (Unblinking Ear)
SEAN ALI ⢠LEILA BORDREUIL ⢠JOANNA MATTREY I Used to Sing So Lyrical cassette (Astral Spirits)
POWDERÂ Powder In Space cd (Beats In Space)
MUKQS Jaki Crush cassette (No Rent)
DENNIS GONZALEZ & DEREK ROGERS Certain Aspects cd (Marginal Frequency)Â
PONT-Ă-MOUSSON Bye Bye Mirello! cassette (ABrecords, France)
AKIÂ ONDAÂ A Method To Its Messiness (Thalamos, Greece)
ALEXANDERÂ Untitled cassette (Garden Portal)
BRANDYÂ âClown Painâ/âRent Questâ 7â (Total Punk)
MAJOR STARS Roots Of Confusion, Seeds Of Joy (Drag City)
LORI GOLDSTON & JUDITH HAMANN Alloys cd (Marginal Frequency)Â
PAINT THINNER The Sea Of Pulp (ĹBLÄK)
JEANS BEASTÂ Unearthly Gardens Of The New Gods cd-r (Econore, Germany) & Attrition cassette (self-releases, Germany)
SKULL PRACTITIONERSÂ Skull Practitioners 12â (In The Red)
UROCHROMESÂ Trope House (Wharf Cat)
LIVINGDOG & MIKE JOHNSON CRO$$ cassette (Constellation Tatsu)
HEADROOMÂ New Heaven 12â (ever/never)
JEFF HENDERSONÂ The Charming Clarinet download (III Records, NewZealand)
GRAHAM DUNNING & EDWARD LUCAS End Of A Cable cassette (tsss tapes, Italy)
VILDE CHAYE Demos cassette (Brainplan)
Heavy Space Records - Anthology Volumes I & II cassettes (Ikuisuus, Finland)
KYLE EYRE CLYD Eggshell cd (Yew)
NEUTRALSÂ Kebab Disco (Emotional Response)
FREDDIE DOUGGIE Freddie Douggie: Live on Juneteenth cassette (International Anthem)
AGUSTĂ FERNĂNDEZ ⢠WILLIAM PARKER ⢠SUSIE IBARRA One Night At The Joan MirĂł Foundation cd (Fundacja SĹuchaj, Poland)
HUGO MASSIENÂ Dance Trax Vol. 21 (Unknown To The Unknown)Â
RRILL BELL Vagabond Laws cassette (Gertrude Tapes)
GAMARDAH FUNGUSÂ Natural Storm cd (Hidden Vibes, Ukraine)
WAYNE ROGERSÂ The Air Below (Twisted Village)
UNKNOWN SENDER Unknown Sender (Colonel Records)Â
BLUES LAWYERÂ Something Different (Mt.St.Mtn)Â
DURAÂ Reverberation Hymns cassette (Garden Portal)
JODIE LOWTHERÂ The Cat Collects download (self-released)
WOLKOROTS Dan Manialogism cassette (Magma Tones, Finland) Â
CEREAL KILLERÂ The Beginning And End Of Cereal Killer (Anti Fade, Australia)
COLIN WEBSTER/MARK HOLUB Nadir (Raw Tonk, UK)
The CAVEMENÂ Lowlife 7â EP (Slovenly)Â
FRANCISCA GRIFFINÂ The Spaces Between cd (CocoMuse, New Zealand)
ANDY HUMAN & THE REPTOIDSÂ âPsychic Sidekickâ 7â (Total Punk)
SEI A Mode Static 12â (Aus Music, U.K.)
JOHN SAINT PELVYNÂ Improvisation 7.7.18 download (Southern Jukebox Music)Â
REBEL SCUM The Descent cassette (chemical imbalance., Australia - 2018)Â
S. ARAW TRIO XIII Activated Clown cassette (NNA Tapes)
FERRAN FAGES & VASCO TRILLAÂ Gestell cd (Raw Tonk, UK)
HUA LUNÂ WanderlĂŚnd + 2 cassette (Katuktu Collective)
VIRVON VARVONÂ Mind Cancer cassette (Girlsville)
PHILIPP OTTERBACHÂ The Rest Is Bliss (Knekelhuis, Netherlands)
EDITRIX Talk To Me download (self-released)
PAVLOVâS PUSS Comfort Food (Melted Ice Cream, New Zealand)Â
NATHALIE STERNÂ Nerves And Skin cassette (Cruel Nature, UK)
AKI TAKASE Hokusai cd (Intakt, Switzerland)
MOORDDROOMÂ Deep VR Edits bandcamp DL (New York Haunted, Netherlands)
EXEK Some Beautiful Species Left (Digital Regress)
CLAIRE BIRCHALLÂ âDead Airâ bandcamp DL (it, Australia)
JUDY & The JERKS Bone Spur cassette (Earth Girl) & Music For Donuts ep  (Thrilling Living)Â
POWER STEERINGÂ Power Steering cassette (chemical imbalance., Australia) Â
RASMUS TIETCHENSÂ HOBOTPAHC cd-r (New York Haunted, Netherlands)Â
UTINUTINÂ Black Cat, Anyeurism, And Simian Politics download (no label)
GUY BIRKINÂ Yemen Data Project cassette (New York Haunted, Netherlands)
LINUS VANDEWOLKENÂ Het Vlier Een Hommel Op Aarde 10âx 2 (OkraĂŻna, Belgium)
JOHN CHANTLER Tomorrow Is Too Late (Room40, Australia)
JENNIFER VANILLAÂ J.E.N.N.I.F.E.R. EP 12â (Beats In Space)
WOW Come La Notte (Maple Death, Italy)
KATE MOHANTY Disappear Here cassette (Friendship Tapes)Â
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SANRÂ Kesif cd (Flaming Pines, UK)
ANDREW TASSELMYER & PATRICK SPATZÂ Interior Currents cassette (Constellation Tatsu)
AHMEDOU AHMED LOWLA Terrouzi cassette (Sahel Sounds)
SKRUÂ Count Zero cassette (Bedouin, UAE)
PUGILIST Blue 06 12â (Whities, UK)
ULAANÂ KHOLÂ Collapsing Hymns cassette (Worstward)Â
L.$.D. FUNDRAISERÂ No Peace Without Tranquility (no label, New Zealand) Â
COCHONNEÂ Cochonne (self released)
LE POUFS Ă CORDES Le Poufs Ă Cordes cd (Pagans, France)
FRET! A Vanity Spawned By Fear cassette (Cruel Nature, UK)Â
UNWARÂ Other People cd-r (Magma Tones, Finland)
WOJCIECH RUSINÂ The Funnel (Akashic, Scotland)
SLEEPER AND SNAKE Junction And High (Aarght, Australia)
The OILIES Psychic Dog (Fruits & Flowers)
ELI KESZLER Empire 12â (Shelter Press, France)
HAIDER 10961 12â (Aus Music, UK)
FOSTER CARE El Abuso (Total Punk)
TORN HAWK Time Is A Scam 2x 12â (L.I.E.S.)
The LICE Nancy Spungen download (self-released)
DJ XNXÂ ATXÂ (Get Busy!, Russia)
SHITTY LIFE Vinyls Discography (Lo-Fo Lo-Life, Germany)
GONG GONG GONG 嚽éçŻĺĽ = Phantom Rhythm (Wharf Cat)
SARAH LOUISEÂ Nighttime Birds And. Opening Stars (Thrill Jockey)
MYRIAM BLEAU Lumens & Profits (Where To Now?, UK)
TV DUSTÂ Forget (MyOwnPrivateRecords / Occult Gang, Italy)
PRIMORJE Reference Path cassette (Thalamos, Greece)
JUNE CHIKUMA Ler Archives LP + 7â (Freedom To Spend)
dMyanche Ergonomie cassette (Indian Redhead, France)
EQUIPMENT POINTED ANKH Live (Sophomore Lounge)
VIV CORRINGHAM Until I Learn The Language Of Mineral Vegetable cassette (Linear Obsessional, UK)
JACOB WICK feel (Thin Wrist)
AMATEUR HOUR Framtiden TillhĂśr Inte Oss (Happiest Place, Sweden)
The FICTIVE FIVEÂ Anything Is Possible cd (Clean Feed, Portugal)Â
DANKETSU 9Â Towards A Walk In The Sun cd (Patient Sounds (intl))
IVAN THE TOLERABLEÂ Rations 2LP (Stolen Body, UK)
DANAÂ Glowing Auras And Black Money (Heel Turn)
NATE YOUNGÂ Volume 3: Dance Of The Weeping Babe 12â (Lower Floor)
SHOLTO DOBIE & MARK HARWOOD The Blue Horse cd (Penultimate Press, UK)
HEAVY METAL 4Â (Statik Age Music, Germany)
WET TUNAÂ Water Weird (Three Lobed Recordings)
CARRAGEENAN Invisible Design cassette (Czaszka, UK)
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HIDEO NAKASAKOÂ Texture Of Days cassette (Muzan Editions, Japan)
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SLAG QUEENSÂ You Canât Go Out Like That (Rough Skies Records, Australia)
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HOUSEWIVES Twilight Splendour (Blank Editions, UK)
CLOUDWATCHERSÂ Cloudwatchers cd (Unexplained Sounds Group, Italy)
CATHERINE LAMB Shade/Gradient (Black Pollen Press -2018)Â
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MELENAS âYa Me No Importa Si TĂş Quieresâ/âSi TĂş Me Quieresâ 7â (El Nebula Recordings, Spain)
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MOTHER JUNOÂ Commit cassette (popnihil)
LEFT HAND CUTS OFF THE RIGHT Purge cassette (Fractal Meat Cuts, UK)
CLAIRE ROUSAY t4t cassette (No Rent)
IQ+1Â Conversaphone Plus (mappa, Slovenia)
BENOĂT PIOULARD & SEAN CURTIS PATRICK Avocationals (Bacon Sound)Â
DELPHINE DORAÂ Dunkles Zu Sagen (self-released)
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DUNNING & UNDERWOOD The Blow Vol. 5 cassette (Front & Follow, UK)
TAKAHIRO MUKAI Super Annoying cassette (Fort Evil Fruit, Ireland)
ANTONIOÂ High Voltage! cassette (Altered States Tapes, Australia)Â
CUBE Decoy (W.25th)
The PLAINSÂ The Plains cassette (chemical imbalance., Australia)
KA BAIRDÂ Respires (Rvng Intl.)Â
GINO & The GOONSÂ Do The Get Around (Drunken Sailor, UK)
VIVIEN LE FAY Ecolalia (Boring Machines, Italy)
DUKE Uingizaji Hewa (Nyege Nyege Tapes, Uganda)
ARIAN SHAFIEEÂ Arabic Voice cassette (unifactor)
MOUNT TROUT Shelter Belt cassette (Rough Skies, Australia)
OCEAN FLOORÂ Vernalis cassette (Eiderdown)
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DECIMUSÂ DECIMUS 6 (self-released)
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Neil Morris, speaking to Alan Lomax in 1959:
âWell, when I was just a small boy, Old Uncle Milt OldfieldâŚBilly Oldfield, the Congressman from Arkansas for so long, it is his father. He and my father are awfully close friends. And they were discussing music. They were music teachers both of them.
âAnd uh, and they said, dad did and Uncle Milt sanctioned what he said, that MUSIC HAD NO END. That you could learn all the other guy [or girl] learned, and after you got that done they would then, something else would crop up. That uh, that you, that was the reason why that uh, music advanced. Thatâs why that you would get a better music in one generation maybe that is, uh, IT WOULD FIT THE TIMES IN WHICH THEY LIVED.â
[Lomax: âWhat about music on the grapevine?â]
âWelllll, they said that MUSIC GREW LIKE THE GRAPEVINE THAT IS NEVER PRUNED. That each year itâdâŚitâd put on a little bit more. That was what they said, now, about it. Any further questions?ââ
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Musical Theatre Songs that remind me of characters in âA Song of Ice and Fireâ
01. Eddard Stark: Tradition (âFiddler on the Roofâ)
02. Catelyn Tully-Stark: Meadowlark (âThe Bakerâs Wifeâ)
03. Lyanna Stark: Heart of Stone (âSixâ)
04. Jon Snow: Proud of your boy (âAladdinâ)
05. Robb Stark: Go the Distance (âHerculesâ)
06. Sansa Stark: Home (âBeauty and the Beastâ)
07. Arya Stark: Reflection (âMulanâ)
08. Bran Stark: Strangers like me (âTarzanâ)
09. Meera Reed: On my way (âBrother Bearâ)
10. Jojen Reed: One Song Glory (âRENTâ)
11. Rickon Stark: Good Kid (âThe Lightning Thief: The Musicalâ)
12. Wyman Manderly: What I did for love (âA Chorus Lineâ)
13. Beric Dondarrion: Do you hear the People sing? (âLes Miserablesâ)
14. Daenerys Targaryen: Defying Gravity (âWickedâ)
15. Rhaegar Targaryen: Love is an open door (âFrozenâ)
16. Viserys Targaryen: Lonely Room (âOklahomaâ)
17. Aerys II Targaryen: Hellfire (âThe Hunchback of Notre Dameâ)
18. Rhaella Targaryen: Baby Mine (âDumboâ)
19. Khal Drogo: I wanna be like you (âThe Jungle Bookâ)
20. Tyrion Lannister: One Last Hope (âHerculesâ)
21. Bronn: Money, money, money (âMamma Miaâ)
22. Tywin Lannister: Things you see in a graveyard (âRepo: The Genetic Operaâ)
23. Joanna Lannister: I know him so well (âChessâ)
24. Cersei Lannister: My Lullaby (âThe Lion King II: Simbaâs Prideâ)
25. Jaime Lannister: As long as he needs me (âOliverâ)
26. Aurane Waters: On the Amazon (âMr. Cindersâ)
27. Kevan Lannister: Youâll be back (âHamiltonâ)
28. Theon Greyjoy: Prince Ali (âAladdinâ)
29. Asha Greyjoy: Just around the Riverbend (âPocahontasâ)
30. Balon Greyjoy: Why we build the wall (âHadestownâ)
31. Euron Greyjoy: Alive (âJekyll and Hydeâ)
32. Victarion Greyjoy: Iâm mean (âPopeyeâ)
33. Aeron Greyjoy: Youâre a Mean One, Mr. Grinch (âHow the Grinch stole Christmasâ)
34. Hoster Tully: The Private and Intimate life of the House (âNatasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812â)
35. Walder Frey: Master of the House (âLes Miserablesâ)
36. Lysa Arryn: Roseâs Turn (âŚthat one musical about Rose Lee Hovick with the very unfortunate title)
37. Myranda Royce: Dancing through life (âWickedâ)
38. Mace Tyrell: Mine, Mine, Mine (âPocahontasâ)
39. Olenna Redwyne-Tyrell: Painting the Roses Red (âAlice in Wonderlandâ)
40. Loras Tyrell: She used to be Mine (âWaitressâ)
41. Margaery Tyrell: Living it up on top (âHadestownâ)
42. Samwell Tarly: Dust and Ashes (âNatasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812â)
43. Gilly: Requiem (âDear Evan Hansenâ)
44. Robert Baratheon: Joanna (âSweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Streetâ)
45. Joffrey Baratheon: The Phoney King of England (âRobin Hoodâ)
46. Myrcella Baratheon: Dancing Queen (âMamma Miaâ)
47. Gendry: My Petersburg (âAnastasiaâ)
48. Jon Connington: How it Ends (âBig Fishâ)
49. Stannis Baratheon: Stars (âLes Miserablesâ)
50. Davos Seaworth: If I were a rich man (âFiddler on the Roofâ)
51. Selyse Florent-Baratheon: Evening Prayers (âCarrieâ)
52. Alester Florent: I donât understand the poor (âA Gentlemanâs Guide to Love and Murderâ)
53. Renly Baratheon: Gaston (âBeauty and the Beastâ)
54. Brienne of Tarth: The Impossible Dream (âMan of La Manchaâ)
55. Septon Meribald: God Help the Outcasts (âThe Hunchback of Notre Dameâ)
56. The High Sparrow: Wonderful (âWickedâ)
57. Doran Martell: All the Wasted Time (âParadeâ)
58. Elia Martell: Your Daddyâs son (âRagtimeâ)
59. Oberyn Martell: Make them hear you (âRagtimeâ)
60. Sarella Sand/Alleras: Whatâs this? (âThe Nightmare Before Christmasâ)
61. Marwyn: Higitus Figitus (âThe Sword in the Stoneâ)
62. Qyburn: The Oogie Boogie Song (âThe Nightmare before Christmasâ)
63. Arianne Martell: Still Hurting (âThe Last Five Yearsâ)
64. Quentyn Martell: Hero (âGhost Quartetâ)
65. Gregor Clegane: My Name (âOliverâ)
66. Sandor Clegane: When thereâs no one (âCarrieâ)
67. Petyr Baelish: Easy Street (âAnnieâ)
68. Varys: Youâve gotta pick a pocket or two (âOliverâ)
69. Illyrio Mopatis: Molasses to Rum (â1776â)
70. Barbrey Dustin: When youâre good to Mama (âChicagoâ)
71. Bloodraven: Die Faden in der Hand (âRudolphâ)
72. Egg: This is the moment (âJekyll and Hydeâ)
73. Dunk: Waiting for life (âOnce on this Islandâ)
74. Rohanne Webber: Ich Gehor Nur Mir (âElisabethâ)
75. Eustace Osgrey: God, I hate Shakespeare (âSomething Rottenâ)
76. Daemon II Blackfyre: La Donna e Mobile (âRigolettoâ)
77. Roose Bolton: Whatâs the use of feeling, Blue? (âSteven Universeâ)
78. Ramsay Snow: Dentist (âLittle Shop of Horrorsâ)
79. Dolorous Edd: Knight of the Woeful Countenance (âMan of La Manchaâ)
80. Alliser Thorne: G Company Blues (âFrom Here to Eternityâ)
81. Satin Flowers: Pixies of the Ether (âSoho Cindersâ)
82. Shae: Itâs all the same (âMan of La Manchaâ)
83. Donal Noye: Bare Necessities (âThe Jungle Bookâ)
84. Mance Rayder: Itâs hard to be the bard (âSomething Rottenâ)
85. Tormund Giantsbane: Through Heavenâs Eyes (âThe Prince of Egyptâ)
86. Ygritte: Soldier and Rose (âGhost Quartetâ)
87. Jeor Mormont: One Last Time (âHamiltonâ)
88. Jorah Mormont: Meant to be yours (âHeathersâ)
89. Barristan Selmy: They call the wind Maria (âPaint your Wagonâ)
90. Ashara Dayne: Lilyâs Eyes (âThe Secret Gardenâ)
91. The Green Grace: Youâre playing with the big boys now (âThe Prince of Egyptâ)
92. Hizdahr zo Loraq: We are Siamese (âLady and the Trampâ)
93. Reznak mo Reznak: Was I Wazir? (âKismetâ)
94. Xaro Xhoan Daxos: Money makes the world go round (âCabaretâ)
95. Aegon VI Blackfyre: Chip on my shoulder (âLegally Blondeâ)
96. Jalabhar Xho: Divaâs Lament (âSpamalotâ)
97. Quaithe: A cover is not the book (âMary Poppins Returnsâ)
98. Melisandre: Age of Aquarius (âHairâ)
99. Râhllor: Der Holle Rache kocht In meinem herzen (âThe Magic Fluteâ)
100. The Others: Ewigkeit (âTanz der Vampireâ)
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episode 53: semi-precious stones of 2021 (12.29.21)
set 1:
Joanna Mattrey â Tryst â Dirge (Dear Life, 2021)
Sage Alyte â OmbragĂŠe de noyer â Paume de pierre (Vlek, 2021)
Danny Paul Grody â Wanderer â Furniture Music II (self-released, 2021)
Thom Nguyen â Leaning Towards Dementia â Exits (SIGE, 2021)
Hali Palombo â Loop 10 â Cylinder Loops (Astral Editions, 2021)
set 2:
Matt Evans â Touchless â touchless (Whateverâs Clever, 2021)
Rob Noyes & Joseph Allred â Avoidance Language â Avoidance Language (Feeding Tube, 2021)
set 3:
Johnny Coley â Golden Light â Antique Sadness (Sweet Wreath, 2021)
Helen Svoboda â Greyscale â dormant, I lay. (self-released, 2021)
McKain / Murray / Radichel / Suarez / Weeks â That Wretch Comparable to Mirrors â The Running of the Bulls (radicaldocuments, 2021)
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FF you say? Why I'm so glad you asked: Fantasy
Aurora's Angel by Emily Noon
Midnight Magic by Cameron Darrow
The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon
Midnight Magic by Cameron Darrow
House of Dragons by Jessica Cluess (I think)
Merchants of Milan by Edale Lane
The Soulstealers by Jacqueline Rohrbach
The Artist by Joanna MacOwl
Quest for the Jewel by Gl Roberts
Princess of Dorsa by Eliza Andrews
Thorn by Anna Burke
Alpennia series by Heather Rose Jones
The Tiger's Daughter by K Arsenault Rivera
Nevernight by Jay Kristoff
Wilder Girls by Rory Powers
The Afterward by E.K. Johnston
Shatter the Sky by Rebecca Kim Wells
The Queen of Ieflaria by Effie Calvin (fluff)
The Dark Wife by Sarah Diemer (fluff as well)
The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea by Maggie Tokuda-Hall
When Women Were Warriors by Catherine M Wilson
Urban Fantasy
Deadline by Stephanie Ahn
Terrible Praise by Lara Hayes
Borage by Gill McKnight
Werewolves vs Cheerleaders by Mia Archer & Andrew Beymer
Coyote Blues by Karen F Williams
Second Nature by Jae
A Guardian's Touch by Stein Willard
Ice Massacre by Tiana Warner
The Awakening by Yvonne Heidt
Knight's Sacrifice by Nita Round
When Dusk Comes by JJ Arias
Fury's Bridge by Brey Willows
Shattered by Lee Winter
Charon Docks at Daylight by Zoe Reed
The Grim Assistant by Jodi Hutchins
Heart of the Pack by Jenny Frame
Sci-Fi
Chronicles of Alsea by Fletcher DeLancey (an absolute must)
Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
This is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone
A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Marine
The Stars are Legion by Kameron Hurley
The Deep by Rivers Solomon
A Study in Honor by Claire O'Dell
Children of the Stars by K Aten
Remember me, Synthetica by K Aten
Once & Future Duology by Amy Rose Capetta and Cori McCarthy
Compass Rose by Anna Burke
Romance
Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Brutal Truth by Lee Winter
Perfect Rhythm by Jae
Oregon series by Jae
Dal Segno by Jax Meyer
Invisible, as Music by Caren J Werlinger
Unexpected by Jenny Frame
Kiss the Girl by Melissa Brayden
Irresistibly Bound series by Anna Stone
Everything by EJ Noyes
Secret Chord by Virginia Hale
High October by Elena Graf
Pink Bean series by Harper Bliss
All that Matters by Susan X Meagher
By Design series by JA Armstrong
The Flight Series by AE Radley
The Sex Therapist Next Door by Meghan O'Brien
Wild by Meghan O'Brien
The Lily and the Crown by Roslyn Sinclair
The Music and the Mirror by Lola Keeley
Who'd Have Thought by G. Benson
In Development by Rachel Spangler
The Goodmans by Clare Ashton
The Arrangement by Melissa Tereze
Coming Out by Jourdyn Kelly
Wanting Her by Raquel DeLeon
Anyone But Her by Erica Lee
Going Up by AE Radley
Write Your Own Script by A.L. Brooks
Irregular Heartbeat by Chris Zett
Evan Reed Mysteries by Ann McMan
The Gravity Between Us by Kristen Zimmer
And Playing the Role of Herself by KE Lane
Keeping You a Secret by Julie Anne Peters
Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden
The Princess Affair by Nell Stark
Starting from Scratch by Georgia Beers
Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden
Citrus by Saburouta
Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Romance blend
Alpennia series by Heather Rose Jones
Fingersmith by Sarah Waters
Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me by Mariko Tamaki
Of Fire & Stars series by Audrey Coulthurst
Princess of Dorsa by Eliza Andrews
The One Who Eats Monsters by Casey Matthews
Queen of Ieflaria by Effie Clavin
Compass Rose by Anna Burke
Bingo Love by Tee Franklin
Monstress by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda
Moonstruck by Grace Ellis
Blue is the Warmest Color by Julie Maroh
Princess Ever After by Katie O'Neill YA: Keeping You A Secret by Julie Anne Peters
Not Your Sidekick by CB Lee
Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden (this is a favourite of mine)
Pieces by G Benson
A Story of Now by Emily OâBeirne
Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli
The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy by Mackenzi Lee (ace/aro main)
Her Royal Highness by Rachel Hawkins
Girl Squad by Kim Hoover
On a LARP by Stefani Deoul
Sawkill Girl by Claire Legrand
Queeleaders by MB Gruel
Beauty and the Band Geek by Mia Archer
Daughter of Fire: Conspiracy of the Dark by Karen Frost
Adaptation by Malinda Lo
Things a Bright Girl Can Do by Sally Nicholls
The Space Between by Michelle L. Teichman
Just Juliet by Charlotte Reagan
The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth
Being Emily by Rachael Gold (trans main)
Training Ground by Kate Christie
The Queen of Ieflaria by Effie Calvin
Princess Princess Ever After by Katie O'Neill (graphic novel)
Shatter the Sky Duology by Rebecca Kim Wells
200 Hours by Natasha West
Sylvie and the Christmas Ghost by Foxglove Lee
Future Leaders of Nowhere by Emily O'Beirne
Sword in the Stars by Cori
The Falling in Love Montage by Ciara Smyth
Ember Academy for Young Witches series by L.C. Mawson
My Little Green Girlfriend by Kimberly Hart
The Book of Promises by Tammy Bird
The Boy in the Red Dress by Kristin Lambert
Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo That should be enough to hold your interest for now yeah?
Similar to the previous question, any fantasy book recs that feature wlw characters? Btw I'm a huge fantasy fan and just finished The Priory, and loved it! I would love to see a version of it in Portuguese!
Me too!
These are some slightly lesser-known books with wlw rep that I think deserve far more readers:
The Afterward by E. K. Johnston
A Curse of Roses by Diana Pinguicha
Court of Lions (Mirage #2) by Somaiya Daud
The Deathless Girls by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
In the Vanishers' Palace by Aliette de Bodard
The Key (Engelsfors #3) by Sara B. Elfgren and Mats Strandberg
Queen of Coin and Whispers by Helen Corcoran
These Feathered Flames by Alexandra Overy
The True Queen by Zen Cho
We Set the Dark on Fire by Tehlor Kay Mejia
When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo
The Witch's Heart by Genevieve Gornichec
And some Iâve heard great things about, but havenât read:Â
The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri
The Light of the Midnight Stars by Rena Rossner
The Unbroken by C. L. Clark
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When and why did you begin writing?
Drawing inspiration from childhood books, movies and video games, I would challenge myself to create rich new worlds, complete with their own societies, governments, etc. For the longest time, mainly in my early childhood, I would draw out these places by hand, and spend hours sketching mountain terrain, forests, rivers and inhabited cities.
But drawing it wasnât enough. I wanted to tell a story of what happened in these worlds, how they came to be, and what trials a hero would have to conquer in order to bring prosperity to it â this is where writing came into play. I knew fantasy (especially targeted at younger audiences) was a genre to which I was drawn, so I wanted to explore it as much as I could. I wanted to find an avenue to promote my creativity.
Why did you choose to write in your particular field or genre?
I like to view things as art forms, not always formulaic or with ârightâ and âwrongâ answers. Writing fantasy allows me to set my own rules and bend them at will. If I want a world to be based entirely within a dream state (much like the book Iâve published), thatâs up to me. Itâs a lot of work to create a world with its own society, cultural norms, and even a government, but the sense of accomplishment knowing others will see your work is one of the best feelings there is.
Itâs a genre to which Iâve been attracted ever since I could remember. In my spare moments growing up, I would spend hours daydreaming of make-believe places, even drawing full color maps of different landmarks, locations, dungeons, etc., that a protagonist in a story would travel to.
When Iâd play video games such as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Majoraâs Mask (the latter of which I believe to be the most compelling story Iâve ever seen in a video game), which Iâve owned for nearly 18 and 17 years, respectively, Iâd be enthralled with the thought, attention to detail and creativity that went into the development of storylines, and how different locations and fictional creatures interacted with each other.
As a genre, fantasy can have various categories (young adult, general audience, and more mature themes), and childrenâs literature is still my most favorite to this day. It allows for important morals to be incorporated and taught to its audience, life skills that can be used in the real world. Throughout my childhood, I would think to myself, âwow, I hope I can create a rich world and story just by using my imagination.â Thatâs what really got me into writing young adult fantasy.
Can you share with readers a little bit about your latest book?
My latest book, Passage to Portrainia, explores a unique concept not often explored in fantasy literature â lucid dreaming as its own adventure. You must rely on your imagination to travel through a strange world, encountering things seen only in nightmares (or so you believe). This place is accessed by unconventional means, but still through the real world.
What made you decide to sit down and actually start writing this book?
While the concept of dreams has always fascinated me, Passage to Portrainia has gone through about five or six drafts before it reached its current, published form. I remember the first time I began to write it (around 2008), it was a fan-fiction based on a well-known (within the gaming community) video game that had been cancelled, and eventually transformed into a different story. I decided to turn that around.
I had written a full story from start to finish set in the world of Portrainia, although, at the time, it was not a literal dream world; rather, I had taken the âhigh fantasyâ route and created a world set in an entirely different place other than Earth. The format for the story was blog post-like and episodic: I would post a new âchapterâ every few days until the story ended. For the most part, I got positive feedback from it.
About a month later, I planned a sequel to this âdraft,â (or how I consider it now), which would be more interactive in nature. People who signed up to this gaming forum could ârole playâ their own characters, but the project never took off. At that point, proud that I had published an entire story (even in a non-formal way), I was becoming more interested in dreaming, lucid dreaming especially. I would borrow dream dictionaries and books from my local library and analyze certain elements Iâd experience in dreams. Itâs amazing to think about how accurate âmeaningsâ are. Not necessarily paranormally, but, for example, if youâre experiencing undue stress in your life, and you dream of murky water and sky, that âillustratesâ your feelings in real life.
This was the real inspiration for Passage to Portrainia. I always loved the name of this world and wanted to incorporate it into one of my writing projects. About four years ago, I decided to marry my interest in dreaming with this fantasy world, and create a place meant only for those who had the willpower to lucid dream. A literal dreamworld is not a concept explored widely in fantasy and science fiction, so I wanted to present how something like it could potentially play out.
If your book was made into a movie, who would you cast?
While editing Passage to Portrainia, I would hear voices of certain actors while reading my charactersâ dialogue. Joanna Noyes is one Iâd cast in a movie adaptation of my novel. Sheâd play someone who acts as a mentor to the main protagonists. Helena Bonham Carter would be cast as the villain; every personality she portrays is a far cry from the last.
What is your next project?
I have a couple of writing projects in progress. At one point, Passage to Portrainiaâs plot was going to be merged (although I didnât know it yet; I hadnât separated the stories) with another idea I have, and that would have served as its own story. For now, Iâm working on a plot that incorporates this idea as the main theme.
Who are some of your favorite authors that you feel were influential in your work?
J.K. Rowling, Ransom Riggs, Charles Dickens and Roald Dahl have influenced my creativity, because their works have challenged me to build multi-dimensional worlds you can lift off the page. A lot of mental labor goes into creating a fantasy plot, because you must establish a living, breathing society of its own, just like we do in the real world.
How can readers discover more about you and your work?
Passage to Portrainia best represents my work. I lean towards âhigh fantasyâ worlds connected to the real world in some way, but not accessed by normal means. When it comes to the places themselves, I try to introduce fantasy elements seldom or never seen. I build them up to the best of my ability, including places to travel to and quests to complete.
Want to learn more about Wesley?
Twitter | Goodreads | Amazon Author Page | Passage to Portrainia â Amazon.com |Â Passage to Portrainia â Amazon.ca
 Wesley Butler, author of Passage to Portrainia @wesbutler11 #fantasy #fiction When and why did you begin writing? Drawing inspiration from childhood books, movies and video games, I would challenge myself to create rich new worlds, complete with their own societies, governments, etc. 1,182 more words
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CECILIA JAIME SOLO SHOW
Studio view at Nucleo Gent _Copyrights_ceciliajaime
Drawings, paintings, photographs, video & sculptures
Curator Marianne Stevens Â
19.11 - 17.12.2017
OPENING ON 19 NOVEMBER AT 15 H
WITH THE PRESENCE OF THE AMBASSADOR OF ARGENTINAÂ
PABLO GRINSPUN AND SVEN TAELDEMAN FOR THE CITY OF GHENTÂ Â
Visual artist Cecilia Jaime (°1962, Tucumån, Argentina) lives and works in Ghent, Belgium, where she has continued to develop her career through different artistic projects over the past thirty years. The solo show launch sculptures, drawings, photographs, video, and paintings.
Born in the Northwest of Argentina, she grew up in the period of Argentinian censorship in the 70âs and at the end of that period in the 80âs, the new ÂŤliberatedÂť literature, theatre plays, television programs, musicals, etc. shocked the artist. In the 90's, living in Belgium she worked with other subjects as sexism in women, migration or the global warming . Nowadays, the artist travel in between the two countries. In more contact with the Argentinian nature, her work shows a more passionate interest in the graceful yungas of TucumĂĄn. Those changes in her life can be interpretated in the presented works of the show.
She graduated in the Master in Fine Arts, with specialization in Painting , by the Faculty of Arts, at the University of TucumĂĄn, Argentina, in 1987. She worked on the project " Surco", an experiment of art in Nature, at the Northwest of the Argentinian Andes. From 1985 to 1987 she was an assistant lecturer in the Faculty of Art at the same University. In 1988 she received the prestigious Grant from the National Arts Funds in Buenos Aires.
Since 1989 she lives in Belgium. In de period of 2003-2006 she worked in a social artistic project: "Scratch", from the Fine Arts Museum in Ghent. She also gave workshops at S.M.A.K. (Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst- Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art), Ghent. She has given Master classes in painting and drawing in Ghent (2006-2009). From 2006 till today she is a resident artist at Nucleo vzw ( Belgium). From 2008 she follows the Sculpture specialty at the Academie voor Beeldende Kunst (Academy of Fine Arts) in Ghent, Belgium. She also has been a consultant artist for the architects studio of Bob Van Reeth, in 2010 and 2014. She has presented her work in numerous international projects in Latin America and Europe: group exhibitions, solo shows, art fairs, in several cultural centers, museums, events and public spaces.
Some international projects and exhibitions are: Splav Meduze - Curator Marko Stamenkovic at the Center of Contemporary Art, Celje (2009) Slovenia; De Collectie - Curator Philippe van Cauteren, Director of the Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art in Ghent; CC TEN NOYE, solo show, Brussels (2010). Her video-performance 'Desierto de los destinos' was presented at the LAKMA Museum, in The Netherlands (2011). She has shown her most recent works in an installation with photography, sculptures, video and paintings, 'Stills and Movements', at the Caermerkloster in Ghent; The group exhibition De Connectie - Curators Alan Quireyns, director of Air Antwerpen, and Frederik de Preester, in Gent (2011). Finally, she has been invited to join the Artwiki of the Open Call project of the 7th Berlin Biennale (2012), with Curator Artur Zmijewski and Associate Curator Joanna Warsza. Other important group exhibititons at Flemish Parliament Brussels Administration /Embassy of Argentina (2013),"Marina Art" at the University of Ghent , Fort Napoleon, Oostende (2013), Museum Dhontd -Dhaenens(2014) at Deurle, "Someone like you" , Galerie Hommes Rotterdam (2014). BAD (Belgian Art and Design) , K.V.D.M at Zebrastraat Kunstplataform 2016. Solo Show at Cecilia Jaime Gallery 2017.
From 2012 she is Founder owner/ Curator of Cecilia Jaime Gallery.
Location:Â
CJK KATEEL CLAEYS BOUĂAERT , KASTEELDREEF 2 - B 9030 GENT, MARIAKERKE.
OPEN WED/SAT/SUNDAY FROM 1 - 6 PMÂ
www.cjk.be
Contact: Cecilia Jaime Kraanlei 55 9000 Gent www.ceciliajaime.com [email protected]
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