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On the Search for The Gay Recluse: January 8, 2008
In which The Gay Recluse ponders some of the previous day’s search terms used to find the very pages you are now reading. Note: All search terms listed are in the exact form provided by WordPress.co… more »
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WALL-E and a World Without Dance
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Evan wrote 1 week ago: If you haven’t yet seen Pixar’s “WALL-E”, you should. I never thought that … more »
Disappointing, Then or Now
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dailysalad wrote 4 weeks ago: Two recent neologisms led me to this week’s topic: disappointment. The first is “nuke th … more »
FILM REVIEWS: ‘What Happens in Vegas,’ ‘The Stone Angel,’ ‘Redbelt’
briandjohnson wrote 2 months ago: This weekend’s new releases include an air-headed Hollywood confection, an earnest CanLit adaptati … more »
In Lighter News, Harold & Kumar Getting Awesome Reviews
meatballsub wrote 2 months ago: Honestly, I’m ready to pony up 10 bucks to see this shit. I wish you could blaze in movie the … more »
Now That's An Opening Sentence!
bnjoiner wrote 4 months ago: The first line of A.O. Scott’s review of Horton Hears a Who!: What distinguishes “Horton He … more »
Are The Oscars Worth It?
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Jon Taplin wrote 4 months ago: The New York Times publishes two opposing critics on the worthiness of the Academy Awards. A.O. Sco … more »
On the Search for The Gay Recluse: January 8, 2008
The Gay Recluse wrote 6 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse ponders some of the previous day’s search terms used to find the very pag … more »
On Pier Paolo Pasolini
The Gay Recluse wrote 8 months ago: In today’s Times, in a continuing effort to never acknowledge the gay voice as a force in 20th … more »
On the Gay Voice and Zen Arcade: A Panel Discussion with Four Critics from The New York Times
The Gay Recluse wrote 8 months ago: After yesterday’s post on the gay voice and American literature, we were invited to lead a pan … more »
On the Suffocation of the Gay Voice in American Literature
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The Gay Recluse wrote 8 months ago: In reading great works of literature, we are sometimes struck by the presence of what could be terme … more »
