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denniscooperblog.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text provided is a collection of comments and posts from a blog or forum, likely related to literature or art, given the references to authors and works. It includes personal messages, discussions about books, and event announcements. The content is in English and contains a mix of casual and formal language. There are mentions of specific authors, books, and events such as readings and exhibitions, indicating a literary or artistic community. The text also includes a blog archive and recent posts, suggesting it's a regularly updated blog. The overall tone is engaging and informative, with a focus on creative and intellectual pursuits. | |
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ruthlessculture.com
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| | | | | FilmJuice have my review of Gregg Araki's psychotronic teen soap opera Nowhere. Final installment of Araki's wonderful Teenage Apocalypse series (along with Totally Fucked Up and The Doom Generation), Nowhere follows a group of American teenagers as they work to find themselves in a swamp of sex and drugs. Melancholy and often seen as more... | |
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www.eveningallafternoon.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The conversation revolves around the depiction of sex scenes in literature, discussing their importance, quality, and the varying standards applied to them. Readers express their preferences for well-written scenes and critique the 'bad sex' award, emphasizing that the context and meaning behind sexual acts are crucial. The discussion also touches on the cultural significance of sex in literature, the challenges of portraying it authentically, and the role of censorship or rejection based on content. Additionally, there are mentions of classic and contemporary literature, the role of book bloggers, and the impact of internet slang like 'X porn.' The overall tone is reflective and analytical, highlighting the complexity of integrating sex into na... | |
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www.kroah.com
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| | | By now, everyone knows that something "big" just got announced regarding computer security. Heck, when the Daily Mail does a report on it , you know something is bad... Anyway, I'm not going to go into the details about the problems being reported, other than to point you at the wonderfully written Project Zero paper on the issues involved here. They should just give out the 2018 Pwnie award right now, it's that amazingly good. | ||
