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Apocalypse!
Apocalyptic events have become a very integral part of how the world views reality today. Countries are preparing for not if but when a crucial event will touch them.
end-time • apocalypse • religion • christian • jewish

Apocalypse?
Have recent catastrophic events awakened the archetype of apocalypse within us?
tsunami • disaster • end times • archetype • apocalypse

Medieval Apocalypse: Black Death
Were rats really responsible for the death of nearly 1/3 of Europes population?
plague • black • death • europe • medieval

Meidner: Focus on Apocalypse
A brief biographical exploration of a German artist, Ludwig Meidner's painting: Apocalypse, 1912.
art • artist • artists • arts • graphic

Seven Churches Of The Apocalypse
Without a doubt The Revelation of St John the Divine is the scariest book in the Bible and that's saying something.
turkey • asia minor • the revelation of st john the divine • martyred • stoned to death

Book Review - Cell
It's a doomed world indeed when humanity's most addictive technology unleashes our darkest brutalities, in this latest work by arch-author Stephen King
cell • stephen king • horror • apocalypse • zombie

London Fields by Martin Amis
Martin Amis' 1989 London Fields is much more than a murder mystery. Exploring its use of language, its powerful setting, and its fascinating characters.
amis • london • fields • fiction • modern

The Black Death (1347-1351)
From Rome to London, people believed that the Apocalypse had come. It was 1348 and Europe was being devastated by the worst plague in known history: the Black Death.
black death • bubonic plague • pestilence • bird flu • ebola

Prophets for the End of Time
Review of the Fantasy novel Prophets for the End of Time, by Marcos Donnelly.
fantasy • genre • novel • author • marcos donnelly

The Fear of God
Review of the Science Fiction novel The Fear of God, by B.A. Chepaitis
science fiction • genre • novel • author • b.a. chepaitis

The Morgan Beatus, Part II
Morgan Beatus, medieval, art, history catholic liturgy spain
morgan beatus • spain • history • catholic liturgy • art

Muse Does Battle at Arrow Hall
UK rock trio, Muse, stopped by Arrow Hall in Mississauga, Ontario on August 1 on their Black Holes and Revelations Tour. It was ominous, beautiful and tragic theatre.
muse • black holes and revelations • matthew bellamy • chris wolstenholme • dominc howard

Nantes, France - Western Loire City
Nantes is an historic city with some unusual attractions including the Tapestry of the Apocalypse,15th-century houses and many fine castles.
nantes france • western loire • tapestry of the apocalypse • nantes cathedral • nantes passage pommeraye

Notes On A Life
She has subsisted in her husband's shadow - but with this delicate, introspective and textural journal, Eleanor Coppola comes to the fore
notes on a life • francis coppola • eleanor copola • sofia coppola • nicholas cage

The Best Apocalyptic Movies
Why wait for the end of the world when you can experience it through the movies? Here are some fun apocalyptic films to make you appreciate your humdrum life.
apocalypse • movies • shaun of the dead • 28 days later • end of the world

The Second Coming, by W.B. Yeats
Yeats wrote "The Second Coming" in 1920, while the world was at once recovering from the carnage of World War I and warily monitoring the rise of fascism and communism.
w.b. yeats • the second coming • apocalypse • interpreting the second coming by yeats • poems by yeats

Film Review: Crimson Rivers II
Welcome to the first installment of Medieval History's Sunday Afternoon at the Movies. Today, it's French action flick Crimson Rivers II: Angels of the Apocalypse.
france • germany • maginot line • charlemagne • lothair

Nicolae: Left Behind Vol. 3 (Book Review)
As the antichrist brings peace to the world and then snatches it away, the group known as the Tribulation Force continues to prepare for the judgements to come. Timothy LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins bring us the third installment in the Left Behind series.
nicolae • left behind • the rise of antichrist • the rapture • tim lahaye

Soul Harvest: Left Behind Vol. 4 (Book Review)
With all pretense gone, the world chooses sides in the final battle between good and evil as Timothy LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins continue their apocalyptic series Left Behind. Does part four pull its weight in the overall saga? What event in the story ties it to SF? Come on in and find out.
soul harvest • left behind • the rise of antichrist • the rapture • tim lahaye

Beneath the Planet of the Apes
A review of the 1970 sequel to the Sci-Fi Classic film Planet of the Apes, Beneath the Planet of the Apes.
movie film • beneath the planet of the apes • planet of the apes • movie review • science fiction movie

Hater – Apocalyptic Horror Novel by David Moody
David Moody's haunting portrayal of Britain ripping itself apart through inexplicable, murderous violence is like an infection - unsettling and hard to shake.
hater • hater david moody • david moody • david moody autumn • hater film

Night of the Comet (1984)
A review of the 1984 cult classic horror / sci-fi movie, Night of the Comet, starring Robert Beltran, Catherine Mary Stewart, Kelli Maroney, Mary Woronov, Geoffrey Lewis.
sci-fi • 1984 • robert beltran • catherine mary stewart • kelli maroney

The Classic Jarring Soundtrack
Innovative scenes that changed how audiences not only see, but listen to, films.
movie music • movie soundtracks • film music • soundtrack • background music

The Seven Churches II
The Seven Churches of the Apocalypse from The Revelation of St John the Divine all lie in Aegean Turkey.
the seven churches of the apocalypse • the revelation of st john the divine • aegean turkey • ephesus • pergamum

York Minster
York Minster completes conservation of St. William's Window and begins work on Great East Window thought by historians to be equal in importance to the Sistine Chapel.
york minster • st.william • st. william’s window • great east window • apocalypse

X-Men
X-Men is a very violent animated cartoon about a group of mutants fighting to save the world. However, not every mutant is good. Half of the people the X-Men fight are evil mutants.
men • mutants • children • television • children's television.

J. C. Wilder - Sins of the Flesh
J. C. Wilder is a best selling eBook author. SINS OF THE FLESH is the latest in her Shadow Dwellers series.
j. c. wilder • shadow dwellers • sins of the flesh • paranormal romance • vampire romance

Metasearch Engine Reviews: MetaCrawler and Inference Find + Boolean Basics: AND and OR Operators
Biweekly search engines article. Part I. Metasearch engine reviews. When to use a metasearch engine. Part II. The AND and OR Boolean operators explained.
metasearch engines • metacrawler • inference find • boolean operators • web searching

The Word of God: Prose and Poetry
This article begins a new series on the topic of "The Bible As Literature." To introduce the topic, a short commentary on Dei Verbum 12 will be made. This will be followed later on by an explanation of the characteristics of biblical prose and poetry and finally, examples of each as found in the books of the scriptures will be treated.
biblical prose • poetry • literature • dei verbum 12 • the bible as literature

Recommended Poet: Katha Pollitt
Known mostly for her feminist columns, writer Katha Pollitt is also a great (but largely unknown) poet in her own right.
katha pollitt • poems by pollitt • subject to debate: sense and dissents on women • politics • and culture

The Bazooka Vespa in Combat
The Cold War era French Army issued its paratroopers a souped-up Vespa motor scooter with a recoilless rifle and called it a day.
french army • paratroopers • souped up vespa • motor scooter • moped

The Seven Churches III
In his vision an angel instructed John to write to the Church in Laodicea and say to them 'Behold I stand at the door and knock',
turkey • asia minor • bible • revelations of st john the divine • alashir

Three More Beowulf Posters
One week until Beowulf hits theatres and we have three more one-sheets for Robert Zemeckis film. Beowulf opens November 16th.
beowulf • paramount studios • robert zemeckis • ray winstone • angelina jolie

Wendy O. Williams-Rock's First Riot Grrrl
The Plasmatics took "shock-rock" and outrageous stage antics to a new level in the early 1980s. Lead vocalist/exhibitionist Wendy O. Williams was the real deal, chainsawing guitars and appearing onstage in little more than electrical tape.
punk • metal • wendy o. williams • cbgbs

“Joy Division: the greatest rock band of all time? Part 1”
Joy Division is one of the most critically acclaimed rock groups of all time. Despite their relatively short career, the band was the most important of the post-punk groups, and their influence on indie and underground rock is both lasting and legendary. Yet they have never been a household name. Who were Joy Division, and why are they so important to rock and roll?
music • rock • joy division • ian curtis • factory records

Asimov's SF August 2008
Science Fiction from Robert Reed, Neal Barrett Jr., and Jack Skillingstead, Grande Dame Carole Emshwiller, newcomers Ted Kosmatka and J. Chris Rock, reviews and columns.
asimov's sf • science fiction • robert reed • jack skillingstead • neal barrett jr

Best Buffy Episodes
The cult show Buffy the Vampire Slayer attracted the attention of critics with a few unforgettable episodes that are television craftsmanship at its best.
best buffy episodes • favourite buffy episodes • best episodes of buffy • favourite episodes of buffy • best episodes of buffy the vampire slayer

Book Review - Cloud Atlas
"Cloud Atlas" is a masterful series of six inter-related tales that span generations and continents to illustrate the basic human condition.
booker prize novels • david mitchell novels • british novels • cloud atlas • book reviews of booker prize novels

Cameron improves TV programming
After filling the big screen with quality SF, James Cameron moves to the little one and does the same.
dark angel • fox network • james cameron • jessica alba

Chronotopicality in SF in 2006
These are only selections from a diet of news that highlights a steady stream of catastrophes; is it any wonder that the defining emotion in SF was anxiety
strange horizons • david hartwell • kathryn cramer • jonathan strahan • interzone

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