So, for those who might have previously been unable to find a way to watch the hit TV show, True Detective is one of the most fascinating shows to pop onto many people's TV radars in some time. While the quality of the acting and the story is unbelievably good, one of the most interesting elements of the story is that it is playing rather broadly with literature. What kind of literature? Weird Literature, the kind that created the foundation for some of the best American horror stories of their time.
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Monday, February 17, 2014
Monday, June 17, 2013
PREVIEW Students Can Learn Anything - Italian History and Cable TV
Students Can Learn
From Anything – Italian History and … Cable TV?
My combined knowledge
of Italian history can best be summed up into the following buzz-words: Pizza,
World War 2, and Rome. Sadly, limiting a country to such minuscule, almost
too-broad-to-be-useful words is a part of my biggest issue with learning
History …
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