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'Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World' Embodies Its Subject

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By Alisha Mughal
| Exclaim! Verified
In Mary Oliver's essay collection Upstream, the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet writes that the best literature "bends not toward the narrow and the absolute but to the extravagant and the possible." In the essay "Emerson: An Introduction," Oliver says that Ralph Waldo Emerson, her literary hero, doesn't provide straight answers to life's most quarrelsome questions.
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By Its Second Trimester, 'Son of Sara' Becomes Regurgitative Bore

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By Alisha Mughal
| Exclaim! Verified
The first act of Houston Bone's Son of Sara is irresistible, enveloping like the rain. Heavily pregnant Sara, played sumptuously by Chloe Van Landschoot, is way past her due date. Deeply uncomfortable and unfathomably hungry, she can't keep any food down and her only craving is raw meat, which she secretly indulges in, hoping her live-in girlfriend Carol (Tymika Tafari) won't notice.
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Fantasia 2026 Curtain Raiser

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By Alisha Mughal
| Film Daze
Everything We’re Excited to See At Fantasia This Year For many, summertime is a bright, slow-sprawling haze, crowded with sun-soaked and zinc-caked days, soundtracked by the buzz of insects and the ripple of water. But for those who have a penchant for the sardonic, pulpy, or down-right horrifying, for those who love the sumptuous bite of genre cinema, July means the arrival of Fantasia International Film Festival, North America’s largest genre film festival.
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