The Giallo Films of Lucio Fulci (Part 2) KR: You can read Part 1 of David’s The Giallo Films Of Lucio Fulci HERE. Don’t Torture a Duckling (1972) And so we come to the seemingly ridiculously titled Don’t Torture a Duckling, and the first of Lucio Fulci’s great masterpieces. I’m gonna try to stay calm…
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I am very lucky and grateful to have recently joined a fantastic organization called Grey Swan Guild as a board member. Not only is it an amazing intellectual connection with futures thinkers and sensemakers from all over the world (Canada, USA, Sweden, Australia, Uruguay, etc.), but building relationships in a distance during the pandemic is […]
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By Kilmo
Wyot couldn’t stop the words,
He sat in class,
And spouted them all day,
From the back,
As you do,
All the better to launch them,
At the teacher’s head,
Laugh,
And snigger,
And play,
Stupid games,
But at night,
He was free,
To drop the act,
Lose the pretense,
And scrawl the things,
That scorched across his eyelids,
When he slept,
Paint technicolored dreams,
Like doorways,
To other worlds,
On the city’s rooftops,
Up there,
In the moonlight,
There was no one,
To impress,
But himself,
And the rush,
As he dodged,
Security guards,
And cameras,
In his effort,
To get his message,
Across.
The windswept moors and uncultivated lands of Brittany have long been linked with the ghostly activity of the dead. However, the beings that traditionally inhabit these areas in Breton folklore are the malevolent children of the night. For it is not only the dead who inhabit the gloom; dangerous and evil beings, who are not of the race of men, roam abroad during the hours of darkness and to encounter them could be fatal for us mortals.
Many stories, from across the region, warn of the dangers that await those traversing the lonely places after dark. The Breton nights belonged to the black dogs and to the korrigans; a race of capricious magical dwarves who emerge from their subterranean domain to haunt the moors and the ancient sites between dusk and dawn. They amuse themselves by disturbing the peace of the countryside and playing tricks on passing travellers, never…
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Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1919 – 2021)
Here’s to Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1919-2021), anarchist, poet, publisher of the Beat poets, and host of City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco, who died on February 22, 2021 at the grand old age of 101, a month shy of his 102nd birthday.
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