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    Beatrice
    Jemma Lambert
    • Apr 17, 2018

    Beatrice

    [Content Warning: suicide mention] I don’t have favourite students anymore, but I had one once. I most remember Beatrice sat in the front row, beside the window, with her white hair pulled into a braid with a sharp end and her pressed poppies kept snug, pressed flat, between the pages of her Latin textbook. She was an uncomfortable person. Each day her hair was restrained into a different, tight style. Each day there was a different length to her skirt. I got the sense that s
    Charley Thomas
    • Apr 11, 2018

    Pachelbel's Canon

    once she gardened to Pachelbel’s Canon now on her deathbed, dignity drained her teeth are like stones, eroded by nature sand fills her throat when she speaks and she no longer hears the voice of time ravaging her cochlea, her dreams she recalls the symphony orchestra elevated strings perform the Canon wells stirring among mothballed suits of the concert hall’s A-reserve seating and emotion reaches B and C-reserves not at the speed of sound as teachers told but in forever lapp
    The Aura of Books
    Max Vos
    • Apr 6, 2018

    The Aura of Books

    “That which withers in the age of mechanical reproduction is the aura of the work of art.” —Walter Benjamin For German philosopher Walter Benjamin, original works of art hold an “aura”, a property that is the art’s “presence in time and space, its unique existence at the place where it happens to be” (Benjamin, 1936). An aura is a product of the art’s uniqueness and authenticity, and its relationship with its history. He defined the authenticity of art as “the essence of all
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