#Fiction

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itsjustkelvyn

Fun facts about TeneT.. Yeah the brain child of the legendary director Christopher Nolan, here is a thread on fun facts of this high budget movie Issa short thread pls

Vindhya C📸

vindytalks

Since a lot of people's resolution for the new year includes reading a lot more, I looked at what helped me read faster. Summarising my learnings here on 1.Read

Lang Social Justice

LangSocJustice

Our report from our webinar "Upsetting the Linguistic Anthropology Canon":http://linguisticanthropology.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/LSJ-Citations-Syllabi-Report_December-2020.pdf We addressed the necessity of reformulating and

Bu Noor

bu_noor89

[THREAD] Sunni genocide fact or fiction?Recently on Twitter there has been discussion on Sunni genocide as it is commonly denied by Shias who claim it is merely a fabrication &

Aditya Bidikar

adityab

Thought it might be fun to catalogue my reading in a thread. Will keep adding to this.BLOODCHILD – Gorgeously written novelette with a novel angle on symbiosis, pregnancy and colonisation.

kamya

kamikakes08

The nature of society is reflected in film. Instead of being used progressively, technology has contributed to reiterating societal bias. Through 4 recent sci-fi films, I analyze the voyeuristic nature

Anin the Destroyer

anin_the

Women are supposed to grin and bear the books, the comics, the movies, the plays, the tv shows, the stories, the sci-fi, the translated ancient poems, the fucking millennia of

Zaeppli 🇿🇦 🇻🇦

zaeppli

Hi! Let me explain this to you! These are the cries of Saturn: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Sh2-P8hG5-EThe sounds recorded near Saturn by satellites are very obviously screaming. Screams of the damned, sent there

Palmer Report

PalmerReport

The mainstream media is still pushing the absurd false narrative that if January 6th had been a little more violent, it would have resulted in Trump somehow magically remaining in

Dr Laura McAtackney

LMcAtackney

All those who think tv representations of the past don’t matter and don’t impact on wider public memory, do have a read on Tim Edensor’s work on Braveheart ... or

an unofficial Hugo book club blog

Hugo_Book_Club

All words, in every language, are metaphors. And when many of the referents of those metaphors are inherently tied to previous works of literature, it's useful for the lector to

Jacque Wernimont

profwernimont

I get asked a lot about why people aren't responding to the growing COVID counts, so a thread hypothesizing why it's hard for some to "see" that COVID is real

Mummymania Mondays!

mummymaniafacts

It’s time for Mummymania Mondays! #mummymaniamondays today’s theme: what is a Mummymania? (A thread) So… what is Mummymania?After the discovery of the Rosetta Stone in 1799 by the Napoleonic campaign,

Christopher Flavelle

cflav

With Democrats promising big things on climate change, remember that C02 is already at 417ppm, and emissions are likely to accelerate again post-Covid. So realistically, here are three things the

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

For today's #WednesdayWisdom a tale of an unintentionally radical publisher. It only produced 42 books between 1968-9, but it caught the hedonistic, solipsistic, free love mood of the West Coast

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elliottdunstan

Something we desperately need to get away from in media studies and fan studies in particular is the idea of content analysis vs. social dynamics. Racism is absolutely a MASSIVE

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