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Timequake
April 1, 2008 Timequake “A quake in time/Makes you go back past nine/one becomes unstuck/Free to repeat each fuck-up!” A limerick of sorts dedicated to Kurt Vonnegut. I picked up Slaughter-House 5 due to the reference on Lost. While I … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Science/Philosophy
Tagged A Street Car Named Desire, A.E. Housman, Albert Camus, Benjimin Something, Bertrand Russell, Breakfast of Champions, Candide, Cari Lynn, Carl Sagan, Catch-22, Catcher in the Rye, Charles Schulz., Death and Masterbation, Dick Francis, Dostoysky, Draino, EM Forrester, Gene Rodenberry, George Bernard Shaw, Herman Mellville, Human Secularism, Hume, Intertextuality, Isaac Asimov, JD Salinger, John Lennon, John Stuart Mill, Joseph Heller, Julius Caesar, Kubla Khan, Kurt Vonnegut, Locke, Lost, Moby Dick, Nietzsche, Our Town, Paine, Paul Dennis, Phillip Pullman, Pulp Fiction, Radiant Darkness, Red Badge of Courage, Rousseau, Stephen Crane, Stephen King, Suicide, T.S. Elliot, The Brothers Karasmov, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, The Old Man and The Sea, Thorton Wilder, Timequake, William Blake, William Styron
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Into The Looking Glass
Into The Looking Glass By Sarah Clarke Stuart From Alternate Universes to ZFT, this book covers it all! Sarah Clarke Stuart demonstrates a deep understanding of Fringe in her book Into The Looking Glass. She shows that as each season … Continue reading
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Tagged 1984, Aldous Huxley, Alice in Wonderland, Alice Through The Looking Glass, Alternate Universes, Blade Runner, Brave New World, Cat's Craddle, Do Andriods Dream of Electric Sheep, Donnie Darko, Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde, Dr. Who, Frankenstien, Fringe, George Orwell, Intertextuality, Into The Looking Glass, Isaac Asimov, Island of Dr. Moreau, JJ Abrams, Kurt Vonnegut, Lost, Margaret Atwood, Onyx and Crake, Parallel Worlds, Phillip K Dick, Philosophy, Sarah Clarke Stuart, Slaughterhouse-5, Star Trek 2009, Stargate SG-1, The End of Eternity, Time Travel, Trans-Media, ZFT
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