Author: Emag

Been blogging on philosophy and pop culture since 2009. Recently graduated with a master degree in Divinity in Denver CO. In non-online life, I'm an ecological ethicist and a long-distance memory jogger. I have several nommes de plume and nommes de guerre. As a nihilist I go by E. Magle. As an artist, I typically run as my compassionate alter ego Anne Arkhane.

The Fly (1986) (1958)

How about those soundtrack oboes? {article in process. Gist: “mature” people around you have already seen these films, go ask them about them and watch them laugh as they remember what these films are. in short, these well-aged sci films, now jockingly relevant due to a famous political fly who dismissed the rules and got…

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WHFS: Candyman (1992)

What is there to say that hasn’t already been said: “At the beginning of Bernard Rose’s “Candyman,” we hear an urban legend about a woman in a high-rise public housing project, who calls for 911 but is not taken seriously.” “Who is the Candyman? According to the movie, he is a powerful supernatural being who…

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Spooky fireside stories about subconsciousness

House of Leaves by Danielewski, Mark Z. When I pick this up a few years ago I didn’t know what I was embarking on. I didn’t know the story would haunt me, that it would taunt me from the bookshelf next to the bed, that everyday occurrences would remind me of it’s oddity, that it…

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WHFS: Drive-ins

Late July: Crash (2004) and E.T. (1982ish)
sorry for the weird font sizes.

Collaborative Survival Statement

Collaborative Survival Statement: We are spiritual leaders working to build a world infused with the spirit of the Divine, love, equity, and interdependence. In the face of injustice, inequity, and violence, we are determined to walk the path that many who came before us have envisioned and laid the groundwork for; one that is grounded…

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Poor People’s Campaign Assemble! Online

“The Poor People’s Assembly and Moral March on Washington will be an historic, generationally transformative digital event. Across the internet and the airwaves we will drive the vision and agenda of our communities into the heart of the national narrative.”

Get Out: Part II

For the course: Social Justice in Earth Honoring Traditions by Dr. Julie Todd. Week 8 Assignment: Choose a book and address the following: Tell us the name of your book, the author and publication date. Why did you choose to read it for this course? Write a brief overview of what it’s about. Share the…

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