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Ben Peek

It's about the books I write & the books I read & the movies I watch & and the movies I don't make.

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No Substance #285: M. John Harrison’s The End of Everything

Somewhere in M. John Harrison’s anti memoir, Wish I Was Here, he wrote, ‘Massive amounts of what happens to you will happen via invisible and/or unparsable causal chains. Much of life, you will never know what happens to you at all, let alo...

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No Substance #284: Jean-Pierre Melville’s Army of Shadows

Jean-Pierre Melville’s L’Armée des ombres (Army of Shadows) was released in 1969. It was made between two of his great films, Le Samourai and Le Cercle Rouge, but it was not a financial success when it was released.

It wasn’t successful fo...

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No Substance #283: Heat 2 Will Be A Terrible Movie

I’ve done some things I can’t explain in my time.

I’ve done some things I can’t explain in my time. Once, for example, I joined a vampire club. It was suppose to have real life vampires in it. They asked for $25 and they sent you a laminat...

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No Substance #282: An Incomplete History of Disquiet

No Substance #282: An Incomplete History of Disquiet.

No Substance #282: An Incomplete History of Disquiet.

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No Substance #281: The Hill of Dreams by Arthur Machen

I’ve been working through Arthur Machen’s body of work lately.

I’ve been working through Arthur Machen’s body of work lately. You’ve probably noticed because I sometimes mention that I’ve read this, or that. It’s not a huge body of work, c...

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