5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (26+ words) meer.com Rather than present incompletion as absence or failure, these works foreground experimentation, revision, and material process as essential parts of artistic creation....

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (161+ words) Evi Kliemand (b. 1946 in Grabs, Switzerland, citizen of Vaduz) is a painter, writer, poet, editor and cultural mediator. You won’t get any closer to a painting if you don’t treat it a little like a living being – and look at it…...

5+ day, 13+ hour ago   (486+ words) This was the first phase of my coming-of-age as the quintessential ‘strong, independent woman’. My young adult mind was shaped by characters like Roz Doyle (Frasier) and Monica Geller-Bing (Friends), who inspired in me the idea that I can unashamedly…...

1+ week, 11+ hour ago   (656+ words) The Winter anime season draws to a close in March, so the various titles that began airing in January are beginning to wrap up. Now that we’re at the end of the season, it’s time for reviews and to look…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (1199+ words) There are few directors whose work has become instantly recognizable after a mere handful of projects. Even fewer achieve that distinction working solely in animation. In fact, I’d posit there are only two such cases: Hayao Miyazaki, the visionary creator…...

2+ week, 7+ hour ago   (553+ words) When the opening theme of Layali Al-Helmiya drifts through Egyptian living rooms, something magical happens. Conversations pause, eyes soften, and memories unfurl like old film reels. Suddenly, it’s not 2025 anymore—it’s the nineties again, and the heart of Egyptian television…...

3+ week, 15+ hour ago   (1030+ words) I recently had the opportunity to sit down with author Bev Vincent1 on my podcast All Things Unexplained and our conversation quickly turned into something deeper than a typical author interview. Vincent is well known in the Stephen King community. He’s…...

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (351+ words) This new horror is intimate. It lives in unresolved memories, in denied abuse, and in the anxiety that quietly consumes us. Today, the true villain of modern horror doesn’t roar or groan. It resurfaces. As trauma. This psychological, personal, and…...