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Imago
They say drowning is one of the worst ways to die. It takes anywhere from mere seconds to an estimated three minutes. It is natural to try and hold the…
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Pages of Chaos
Despite the jacket, it’s cold. Sitting in front of the ground-level windows, legs crossed and arms folded, they try to vanish into the cracks of the dry cement wall that…
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Literary Bans and Burnings
Thousands of years ago, the phrase ‘death of the author’ took on an entirely unfortunate – and much more literal – meaning, when Chinese Emperor Qin Shi Huang is said…
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The Auction
The Final Sales of Simon Carruthers 20th February, 1997 Item - Antique comb Material: Tortoiseshell, epoxy resin Bidding Starts: $1500 A classic Victorian-era hair accessory, the exact origin of this…
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Alone At The Edge
Summer took all the sea birds. There is a barely imperceptible hollow lurking within the cliff-face; a silver thread of emptiness beneath the moonlight, carved out and corroded, where the…
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Life & Death in Literature
Life and death, humans are familiar with these two. We experience the stunning fruits life has to offer, and we all know that there will come a day where the very last chapter of our story will draw to a close. None of us are able to avoid the end, for it is inevitable. Explore six books below which tackles the boundaries and topics surrounding life and death.