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Category Archives: Waste Land Project
The Waste Land Project: The Bible (I)
Do you have a few minutes to rap about the Lord? And also Modernism. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Desolation, Historical, Religion, Waste Land Project
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The Waste Land Project: Les Fleurs du mal
The series that makes me question my life choices continues, this time in French! Continue reading
Posted in Books, Ennui, Waste Land Project
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The Waste Land Project: The Tempest
It’s a veritable tempest of shallow literary analysis, mild humor, and gratuitous profanity! Continue reading
Posted in Books, Waste Land Project
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The Waste Land Project: Tristan und Isolde
In which I attempt not to embarrass myself talking about medieval literature. Again. Continue reading
Posted in Historical, Music, Waste Land Project
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The Waste Land Project: Crome Yellow
Come on down to Crome Yellow, where the people are dull and the conversation is banal! Continue reading
Posted in Books, Ennui, Modernity, Waste Land Project
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The Waste Land Project: The Satyricon
It’s a sex-fueled Roman fever dream, what’s not to like? Continue reading
Posted in Books, Urban Decline, Waste Land Project
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The Waste Land Project: From Ritual to Romance
I suspect I may be in over my head here…. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Waste Land Project
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The Waste Land Project: Our Mutual Friend
I doubt anyone asked for over 3,000 words about a Dickens novel and how it relates to a poem, but here they are anyway. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Modernity, Urbanization, Waste Land Project
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