Just a Lark: Death, Culture, & Myth
LarkJust a Lark is a post-PhD, Southerner-New Englander, nonbinary, paganish place to write about death, movies, books, academia, and all else odd and unusual.
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We Have to Stop Letting White Men Make Movies
Hi there. It’s me. The only person on God’s entire earth who has seen all three Avatar movies directed by James Cameron. I have illegally downloaded and watched all of them and I need to add that first bit lest you think I am one of the mil...
Hard Myths for Hard Days III
Unlike Thor or Tyr, Odin’s myths are always of a darker cast. This is hardly surprising. After all, while Thor is humanity’s defender and Tyr the paragon of just dealings, Odin is a god of trickery, anxiety, madness, and double dealing. Her...
Hard Myths for Hard Days II
I’ve written previously about one of my favorite myths - Thor’s death at the end of the world. Here is another myth I hold in high regard.
Tyr is the god of justice. He may once have been the head god in Norse/Germanic mythology before Od...
My Dead Rat Art Gallery
I posted a while ago about how bad art will save you and, before that, about how Providence is Rat City (affectionate). This is how I combined my love of dead rats with my love of bad art.
Welcome to Rat Spring, a one-night gallery event...
Those Who Cannot Exist
History is a horror story, particularly for the marginalized and forgotten who sit at the edges of historical interest. It has long been a maxim that history is written by the victors, but what is less often discussed is what happens to tho...
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Lark here. PhD, Southerner, New Englander, nonbinary, sterile, rat-enthusiast, pagan-ish. I studied the 19C & the U.S. I review media and discuss death, myths, and all things odd and unusual.
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