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Curse of the Golden Flower
I had myself a small movie marathon last night, and as a couple of the movies I watched might be of interest to my readership (I do after all have a fairly good estimation of both you gentlemen’s tastes), I though I’d review them. First one out is Yimou Zhang’s Curse of the Golden Flower.
Posted in Awe, Goosebumps!, Great Expectations, Links, Loki, Lotta, Megalomania, Movies, Pleasant surprises, Potential, Recommendations, Review, Whoa 3 Comments
An English villager’s complaint
Ye friends to truth, ye statesman who survey
The rich man’s joys increase, the poor’s decay,
‘T is yours to judge how wide the limits stand
Between a splendid and an happy land.
Proud swells the tide with loads of freighted ore,
And shouting Folly hails them from her shore;
Hoards e’en beyond the miser’s wish abound,
And rich men flock from [...]
Posted in A Moistening of the Eyes, Art, Awe, Education, English, Goosebumps!, History, Language, Literature, Nostalgia, Poetry, Politics, Quote of the day, Wistfulness 4 Comments
The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth
1952.
186 pages.
Gollancz SF Masterworks paperback (2003).
In the 22nd century the people’s representatives in the American legislature have been replaced by those of the corporations, who in their turn are the clients of a few big, competing advertisement companies whose only concern is Sales. The citizens are no longer that; they are exclusively consumers, conditioned to [...]
Posted in Ambiguity, Language, Literature, Pleasant surprises, Review, Speculative fiction, meh. 20 Comments
The Economist Global Vote 2008
The British weekly news magazine The Economist, one of the world’s most renowned news outlets, has set up a rather nifty site where people from all over the world can drop in and vote for their favourite candidate for the American presidential election this November. Go check it out; it has a lot of fun [...]
Posted in Links, Politics, Recommendations 1 Comment
Conan the Destroyer