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Monthly Archives: July 2017
We Will Make a Little America of This Island!
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Cyrus Harding and his companions remained an hour at the top of the mountain. The island was displayed under their eyes, like a plan in relief with different tints, green for the forests, yellow for the … Continue reading
“Border Incident” (1949)
Blowhard, Esq. writes: A notable movie if only for the attitudes and assumptions it embodies. Released in the late 40s, it’s a social problem film about illegal immigration shot like a Mexican noir by cinematographer John Alton. Director Anthony Mann, who … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Anthony Mann, immigration, John Alton, Mexico, noir, Ricardo Montalban
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Architecture and Color
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Architecture and Color
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As Far as That Will Carry Us
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: SUMMER as it was, the east wind set poor Hepzibah’s few remaining teeth chattering in her head, as she and Clifford faced it, on their way up Pyncheon Street, and towards the centre of the town. … Continue reading
Sucker Punched
Fenster writes: I wrote here about the many relatively reputable news outlets that got suckered by a bogus story about a public masturbation booth in midtown Manhattan. It seems like some stories are just too juicy to pass up. Why … Continue reading
Posted in Sex, Technology, The Good Life
Tagged Bradley Charvet, Cafe Pipe, Fellatio Cafe
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I Walked in a World of Their Invention
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: I scarce know how to put my story into words that shall be a credible picture of my state of mind; but I was in these days literally able to find a joy in the extraordinary … Continue reading
Posted in Books Publishing and Writing
Tagged Henry James, horror, The Turn of the Screw
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Happy Fourth of July!
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Via Wikipedia: Oliver was one of three judges during the trials held after the Boston Massacre. Thomas Hutchinson was pleased with the work that Peter Oliver did, and made him chief justice of the Superior Court in 1772. Oliver complained often … Continue reading