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In Defence of the Price: a review of Red Skies in the Morning by Nadia Bulkin from Zachary Gillan
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Interrogating the Preternatural: a review of Model Home by Rivers Solomon from Zachary Gillan
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We Hide Secrets Even From Ourselves: An Interview with Ivy Grimes
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“Avila Beach” by Z.D. Dochterman
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“Four Tins” by Tabitha Bast
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“Private Notary” by Samuel M. Moss
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“The Power Company Detective” by Joe Koch
The gun doesn’t remember you. The man you were was not important, nothing more than another in a series of shifting targets for the shouting hole of its small black mouth. Furthermore, you may have been a woman. Let’s say you were. It doesn’t make any difference to the gun. What matters is that the…
“The Void Bites” by Kay Vaindal
I stand at the foot of the Palace Mall and its opulent towers, capped by Muscovite-inspired domes, looming before wispy, distant clouds. It was built in three days this past summer. Absent, then present, like May flies, mushroom heads, etc. A cricket chirps so loudly in the dying boxwood adjacent to the parking lot that…
Dario Argento and the Curious Case of Censorship by Viviana de Cecco
Censorship brings luck. Incredible, but true. Dario Argento. His name alone conjures up terror, gore, bloodshed and chilling soundtracks. On 6 June 2023, the British Film Institute, in collaboration with Cinecittà, decided to pay tribute to the director with a screening of his films at the Southbank arthouse cinema. In the interview he gave to…