Read Books. Acquire Knowledge. Overthrow the Government.

 

La Peste

                                                     Reinterpreted.

Fascism 101

                             Why we now need to spell out the “f” word.

Winter in Pittsburgh

 

Solstice

“A fine winter day and rather mild.”

H. D. Thoreau, 21 December 1859

Important coffret Ottoman / Important Ottoman casket

Truth Has a Way of Emerging in Unexpected Places

 “This significant work charts the ways in which New Israeli Horror films offer a critique of the violence that lies at the heart of Israeli society, the damaging masculinity of the military machine, and the suppression of Palestinian trauma. The result is a hugely readable and subtly nuanced work that makes a substantive contribution to our understanding of both modern Israel and the horror genre’s ability to articulate national trauma. It’s essential reading for all with an interest in the genre and in national cinema more broadly.” 
—Linnie Blake, Manchester Metropolitan University and author of The Wounds of Nations: Horror Cinema, Historical Trauma and National Identity.

O Little Town of Bethlehem!

 

Palestinian Olive Trees

 

The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed with the Sun

                                             William Blake. For Gaza.

From the River to the Sea!

 

A Cobbler