A Fugue in Four Colors
Most fugues only have three movements.
Review: Feel Free by Duane Pitre
I love me some minimal music. I really, really do. When my soul begins to crave a daze, a drone, music that is more aura- than piece-driven, nothing else will do. Philip Glass put a famous face to minimal music in the mid-60s and ‘70s. What makes this music some of the most interesting to […]
Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden
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Review: Bright Brave Phenomena by Amanda Nadelberg
A lamp is something that brings light to a room, something you turn on. A person you love is something that brings light to a room, something that turns you on. I am not the first to make this connection. Nina Simone does it better when she croons, “like a light bulb in a darkened […]
Review: THREATS by Amelia Gray
It is doubtful that any significant percentage of Anobium readers will respond to Amelia Gray’s name with a “duhh who?” type of response, or anything close to it. A site and project dedicated to both literature and weirdness, such as this one, will have a good amount of readers who love Amelia Gray. Should I […]
