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Paul Ryan O'Connor
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Crime-writing blogger & award-winning mystery author. MWA. Noir, pulp, monsters, fiction, jazz, writing, film, comics. Went by @LBoxGraveyard at that other place. https://www.paulryanoconnor.com/stories
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My #shortstories page is always up to date, with the dozen stories I've sold so far, and the many more to come. Links to online stories and print publications -- all in one place. Please drop by and take a look!

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I thought the teleplay was remarkably close to the book (which I read after seeing the show) -- so much so that they felt interchangeable.
That's a fantastic page ... absolutely would have sold the next issue to me and would have had me counting down the days until it went on sale.
Always forget this isn't a science fiction story so much as a class conflict story that has science fiction in it.

I've felt a connection to this one ever since seeing the original "Maschinemensch" costume at Forrest J. Ackerman's house when I was a kid, in 1974.
The ultimate drive-in movie theater film?
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Happy birthday Tilda Swinton 🎂
📷 Paolo Roversi, 2005

“Busy, ambitious, bold, she seems ready to try anything.”
- David Thomson
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Japanese poster for Pier Paolo Pasolini's MEDEA (1969)
I love Point Blank, will watch it every couple years. Get Carter is more like ... once every couple decades. But, yes, as tales of ruthless bastards, they are of a kind.
Brutal picture.

Mostly it's a vibe. Those locations! Wow.
While she gets third billing, there's scarcely any Britt Ekland in this. But in those scarce moments, there's no scarcity of her.
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Grace Kelly & James Stewart.

Rear Window (1954) 🎬🖤
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Audrey Hepburn by Norman Parkinson (1953)