HeyJaredDoriath
Doriath was the mighty forest kingdom of Elu Thingol, greatest of the realms of the Sindar in Beleriand of the First Age.
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Miami Vice (2006) SUCKS! (opens the original)
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I have lost my patience with the psyop of “modern discourse” that has too much time on its hands and must relitigate every piece of media that has simply aged with its critical consensus! Whether it was positive or negative. The habit is all the same. If something is “consigned to history,” can it never be because all things, eventually, are? It does not need to be a conspiracy of the ignorant. At one point, we regarded the establishment as a perfectly sound authority. We said: “The reviews are
ATRIS: The Biggest Bitch in STAR WARS. (opens the original)
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ATRIS is a relatively minor, but extremely memorable, character from the 2004 video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II. Despite featuring prominently in much of the game’s promotional material as the “Light” against the “Darkness,” most fans of the sequel will understand that there is more to her character—and this moral framing—than such a simple binary!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!4jtn!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:
REVIEW: THE EVERLASTING AND OTHER STORIES (opens the original)
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When people read Charles Bukowski for the first time, they are generally inspired. Often it’s their first exposure to “real literature.” They really like the conversational nature of his writing. And how he sees things for the way they are. “Finally,” maybe they say, “someone’s on my side.” Because novels like Post Office and Factotum tend to revel in all the right pastimes, and protest the right sort of things, and they delight our more degenerate sensibilities, (which always want to be convinc
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