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Monthly Archives: July 2011
The Call of Lovecraft
What does a writer want? No doubt there are as many answers to that as there are writers–as many writers as there have ever been, in fact. But throughout those innumerable answers, most of which probably revolve around fame, fortune … Continue reading
Bummed about Borders
Goodbye Borders, and thanks for everything. Perhaps the liquidation of Borders Books & Music is good news for independent booksellers. And although the indies are personal heroes of mine, I can’t share in their joy. Borders might have been a … Continue reading
Rupert Murdoch and the culture of sleeze
Perhaps the most difficult aspect of analyzing the cultural impact of News Corp’s phone-hacking scandal is its constant evolving nature. Conclusions we draw today might very well be rendered irrelevant by the admissions, revelations, resignations and indictments sure to come … Continue reading
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Tagged fox news, news corp, phone hacking, rebekah brooks, rupert murdoch
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The court of public spectacle
We try to keep it light here at the Deconstruction. Matters of child murder, and capital trials, are generally beyond our purview. But we were born unto a society that delves into such things, that anachronistically holds one or two … Continue reading
The end of all mankind! (for lulz)
You would think, wouldn’t you, that one of the primary tenets of the entertainment industry would be: don’t bum out your audience. But how then are we to explain the post-apocalypse drama? Each year, amongst the slew of sparkly vampire … Continue reading