What They Grow Beyond
Charlotte KMy musings on pop culture and mental health.
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Trauma, Toxic Nostalgia and Twin Peaks: The Return
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Spoilers for Twin Peaks seasons 1-2, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and Twin Peaks: The Return.
Trigger warnings for discussion of abuse, trauma, PTSD and sexual assault.
Given how much of my identity is soaked up in Twin...
Returning to the con scene - Megacon London
Last Saturday I went to Megacon London - the latest in a string of ExCel Centre conventions to grace the UK con scene. As a seasoned MCM London Comic Con (or just MCM to us old heads) attendee, I was curious to see how this compared. Comic...
Musings on Twin Peaks: The Return and the Birthplace of Evil
There’s nothing quite as frightening for humans as the threat of nuclear war.
I’m writing this as I trudge through the rain on my way home from work, speaking into the recorder app on my phone as though I’m Special Agent Dale Cooper himsel...
In Defence of Donna Hayward – A Twin Peaks Hot Take
This is my first post in a long old time and I believe my first post since David Lynch passed away, so what better way to return than with some Twin Peaks musing (yes, I’m still grieving).
There’s a scene in Twin Peaks season two, titled...
It’s not a lake, it’s a survival horror masterpiece.
Look, I’ve been a card-carrying member of the Alan Wake fanclub for a while now. The 2010 release is Stephen King meets Twin Peaks whilst still being very much it’s own thing, with a compelling narrative and immersive gameplay. That’s not t...
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I’m Charlotte, a 30-something Londoner with a passion for pop culture and mental health. I will never stop talking about Twin Peaks.
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