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The Collective Eye - May 2021 - Blue Sun Chasing
The Collective Eye is on... WHAT SHOULD THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT YOU? First and foremost, that this music is for me. I created it because I’ve always wanted to make music and because I have things inside me that I feel I need to release into the world. I am someone who consistently asks the same question: What’s this (*waves arms*) all about? Is it about anything at all? I don’t have an answer, but the music is an exploration of the question. Some of the feedback I’ve received on this body of work is that it’s dark. But it simply has to be that way. I’ll talk more about that in a minute, but what I want people to know is that while it’s true that the music may feel or sound bleak, there’s always an element of hope weaving through it for me. There’s always hope because that’s what keeps us moving forward. How could we keep going without hope? Much of what I do comes from places in me I can’t identify or describe, and I don’t set out to create a narrative:...
The Collective Eye - June 2021 - Realweegiemidget Reviews
The Collective Eye is on... WHAT SHOULD THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT YOU? I'm a wee Scottish expat living in Finland with my Darlin Husband. We've been together for over 12 years and he's my best friend, and sometimes editor of my blog posts. I write an entertainment blog on all things entertainment which includes films and TV and remembrance posts to blogathons. I love this entertainment niche as I've met lots of lovely people so far be they fellow bloggers or those who work in the entertainment field. I do try actively to tag those acting talents I write about in my entertainment reviews. I like to think of it as my wee thank you to their performance in the film or TV Show I'm writing about. So I usually get superexcited if an actress or actor retweets, likes a post or follows me. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR BLOG? My blog kind of evolved in both posts and pages and I was lucky to find a theme that showcased these both perfectly. I usually write about...
The Collective Eye - December 2021 ~ Maniacs and Monsters
The Collective Eye is on... WHAT SHOULD THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT YOU? We have been friends since middle school and fans of horror and B-movies since the invention of the video rental store. In the eighties, we watched the original Halloween about two dozen times over a two year span. With a group of friends, we even filmed our own version of numerous scenes from the movie including wandering the grounds of the local psychiatric hospital in the middle of the night in bathrobes. …If we reveal anything more, we would have to kill you. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR BLOG? It’s all about horror: good and bad. We don’t discriminate. WHO/WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO START BLOGGING? Andrew : Fame (definitely not fortune). Michael : I ’m a fan of author John Joseph Miller (probably best known as a contributor to George R. R. Martin’s Wild Card series). He used to write for a blog called Cheese-Magnet (all hail the Cheese-Magnet) and after conversing with him and some ...
The Collective Eye - July 2021 - Aaron D. Key
The Collective Eye is on... WHAT SHOULD THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT YOU? The world should know as little about me as possible. I don't want to be famous (though it would be nice if a few more people had read my books 😉 ) I just want the world to carry on ignoring me although enjoying the books, and perhaps wondering what sort of strange person created them. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR BOOKS? & WHO OR WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO START WRITING ? I started off writing when I was 18. I was trying to create a world in which I would be happy, I think. I created 4 books at this time. Herai, Damon Ich, Stolid and Rael. These last two still waiting to be published. Then I spent the next 27 years trying to survive, earning a living and working hard in a job I was probably unsuited too. Finally this done, I was able to concentrate on finishing the books, and (as the world had changed) publishing them. This explains the weird duality in my books: the sections which appear to b...