What Comes First, the House or the Haunting? | Los Angeles Review of Books ‘Silk & Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora,’ a new anthology edited by Kristy Park Kulski, uses storytelling to demonstrate why ‘the ghosts of our futures cannot just be entiti...

Couldn't stop thinking about this review from #LosAngelesReviewofBooks -- it does more than just review Silk & Sinew, it digs into the heart of the book and its works. Thank you Jered Mabaquiao and #LARB. Truly, what an honor.

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Dress It Up with Reality | Los Angeles Review of Books Amelia Anthony aims to separate the art from the artist while reading James Miller’s “The Passion of Pedro Almodóvar: A Self-Portrait in Seven Films.”

Smart take on #ThePassionofPedroAlmódovar by #JamesMiller in #LosAngelesReviewofBooks: lareviewofbooks.org/article/dres... @columbiaup.bsky.social

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"The Man Who Believed He Could Have Raised Hitler to Be a Nice Person

Åsmund Borgen Gjerde excavates the link between Ole Ivar Lovaas’s Nazi past and his UCLA-based work on “curing” autistic children."

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