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Pandora’s Pagan Paradise? Spoiler Alert – Avatar Review

Released in the same week as the Copenhagen climate summit (not an accident given its very deliberate environmental message), Cameron’s Avatar is alight with beautiful paradox Continue reading »

January 11th 2010

Posted by JennyPeacock in Fiction, Gender, Pagan, Reviews

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The Pit

The Pit is a short Lovecraftian piece I wrote some years ago which I’ve never managed to get published, and one of my friends suggested that I post it, so here it is… Continue reading »

December 19th 2009

Posted by Phil Hine in Fiction, Queer

Tags: fiction, Lovecraft, satire

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