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Inky Expressions

Inky Expressions is hosted by Annabelle. She is a 6th grader from United States. She loves to read and would likes to share her book reviews with the world.

Podcast · By Annabelle · English · Official site

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Jul 24, 2026
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Jul 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    Looking Back at 1984: Big Brother, Orwell & Coral Paperweight (opens the original)

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    Is a book written in 1949 just about old history, or does it actually explain what is going on right now in 2026? This episode breaks down the scary world of Oceania, where Big Brother is always watching through telescreens and the Thought Police can arrest you for just having the wrong look on your face. From Winston Smith's creepy job rewriting history to a heartbreaking moment where a neighbor is turned in by his own daughter, the discussion looks at how the government controls minds using Ne

  2. Episode · Jul 3, 2026

    The Game is rigged, But No Matter: Pachinko (opens the original)

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    In this evocative episode of The Inky Expressions, the podcast turns its lens toward Min Jin Lee’s sweeping masterpiece, Pachinko. This multi-dimensional exploration bridges the literary and cinematic worlds, juxtaposing the slow, chronological weight of the original 500-page novel with the sharp, non-linear cross-cutting of the TV adaptation. From the historical engine of the 1910 Japanese annexation of Korea to the systemic exclusion faced by successive Zainichi generations, the discussion dis

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