Notes from the Neogene
MH RoweLiterature, books, memory and the neogene
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The Making of American Ghosts
Chettle House, Autumn Storm, James Hart Dyke
Back in February 2025, when hardly anyone read this blog or was aware it existed (it had only just begun), I wrote the post below about my favorite Edith Wharton ghost story. If you’re reading t...
Freddy Krueger Studies
Some notes for an autopsy.
A film I respect is Nightmare on Elm Street. It’s oddly well calibrated, even understated, which really shouldn’t be a possible for a movie where the villain has a wearable weapon he made by welding knife blades...
The Many Epilogues of Don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, with that musical name, published Don Quixote in two halves, a decade apart, like a franchise filmmaker. By the time the second part arrived in 1615, the novel really was a franchise, complete with a pseudonymo...
Strawberry Fields for a Limited Time Only
The Long Day Closes
I recently saw, for the first time and without much prior knowledge about the films or the person responsible for making them, Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988) and The Long Day Closes (1992). Terence Davies, who died...
Nightmare Comedy, et al
Midsummer’s Night’s Dream, Marc Chagall
A lot of comedy is nightmare comedy. Meaning less Beau Is Afraid, which comes on like a horror film, and more The Odd Couple, in which there is a character (or characters) so unsuited to an arrangeme...
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