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on shakespeare and invention
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on distress
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after my first medical school class
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on things not said
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on men and heavenly bodies
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on the monologue (but mostly about hamlet)
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on lost in translation, by sofia coppola
When I see the walls of The Metrograph theater for the first time, I think they are like the spindled bindings of a hardcover book. The space feels…
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karen ebenezer
on baseball
Good evening! I hope you all had excellent winter holidays. After a brief break of my own, here is a piece fully intended to proselytize, or at the very…
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on distress
In times of personal distress, I think of great women.
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on the monologue (but mostly about hamlet)
An observation on stagecraft, for the aspiring actor: the monologue is an actor talking to himself, not the audience.
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karen ebenezer
on three times, by hou hsiao-hsien
In Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s 2005 Taiwanese film Three Times, two people fall in love – once in 1966, another time in 1911, and then in 2005.
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on things not said
I am finding nowadays that secret, incomplete drafts are oftentimes more seductive than a completed work.
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karen ebenezer
on charles ray and his archangel
The penchants of the art world can be frustratingly fickle.
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karen ebenezer
Brief Candle's Bulletin
Hi there! This stack takes its name from from a sad monologue in the Scottish play, where life is likened to a walking shadow who only has an hour to say its piece on stage. This is me using my hour.

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