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David Lynch Keeps his Head was a very enjoyable reflection on his unique artistic journey through straddling Holywood and individualistic projects, described in fantastic journalistic quality of his essay. The analysis of the US cultures objection to the uncomfortable evil that exists within all of us, waiting to be polarised on by an evil potential was highly intriguing summation of Lynch's work.
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Isaac Hill
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Finally read E Unibus Pluram, definitely clarified things for me but leaves questions about what will be the next literarily movement, very thought provoking in the way it correlates an paradox of self transcendence from the vices while also homogenizing. Interesting analysis on the big post modern American authors. Getting away from… was quite humorous and engaging despite its subject matter.
— Oct 12, 2026 12:26AM
Isaac Hill
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Essay 1: Derivative Sport in Tornado Alley. This essay introduces Wallace's character nicely, his infatuation with integrals and anti derivatives, the foreign (for me) land of Illinois and his own potential of prodigy through his unique childhood playing conditions of slightly undulating grounds and swirling unpredictable gusts. Not too much to say here but this is a good character setting for the centreEUnibusPluram
— Oct 02, 2026 04:33AM