It is The Call of Heaven: The Journal of Messengers and Apparitions — not simply The Journal of Messengers and Apparitions.
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Men and Apparitions , by Lynne Tillman (Soft Skull) .
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The other hinges on the apparitions of a nightmarish clown.
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Eventually, beat and voice disappear, leaving only apparitions of harmonies.
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Proton-packs with nuclear reactors, ectoplasm levels and class 4 apparitions?
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The squad is haunted by invisible monsters and spooky levitating apparitions.
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Pennsylvania's Gettysburg College has reported sightings of Civil War-era apparitions.
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It'll take more than a few apparitions to spook Queen Silvia, however.
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As Sasha soon learns (a few apparitions later), the heart is tainted.
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Director Corin Hardy claims to have seen not one, but two apparitions.
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"That's one of the reasons I wrote Men and Apparitions!" she says.
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In the book, the troubled Charles is visited nightly by male apparitions.
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For some viewers, it's haunted houses with creaking doors and menacing apparitions.
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Fatima is a town in central Portugal where the apparitions were recorded.
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The novelist and critic discusses her new book of fiction — Men and Apparitions.
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These visions that Macbeth sees, the apparitions, two of them are children or babies.
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On the verge of appearing or disappearing, the barely delineated objects are like apparitions.
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Ballen has been sitting with Theatre of Apparitions for years, and his next step is even more introspective: a career-spanning tome called Ballenesque, tackling his ability to incorporate video, music, and—as in Theatre of Apparitions—painting, into a single unified aesthetic.
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I'm not sure how much you had to record multiple takes to get those apparitions.
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We've seen apparitions of past beloved characters and the show has tackled the #MeToo movement.
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This miracle lies at the heart of Men and Apparitions, Lynne Tillman's idiosyncratic new novel.
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The exhibition's title, Spells and Apparitions, begins to make a wonderfully awful kind of sense.
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Other encounters followed into adulthood: "Voices, music, full-bodied apparitions, things being thrown," he said.
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One room was devoted to digital apparitions by James Moore, Peter Burr, and Mark Fingerhut.
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The next morning, the city's smog had intensified, turning the surrounding mountains into burly apparitions.
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But now, these apparitions push them to understand something essential and life-altering about themselves.
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These apparitions are not dispelled through violence, or cruelty, or by building a giant wall.
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They're humans, in costumes, but they're also technological apparitions, famous faces obscured by digital fur.
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The apparitions were officially recognized as a miracle by the Roman Catholic Church in 1930.
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He started seeing apparitions after seeing a woman who practiced Reiki, an alternative form of healing.
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Men and Apparitions' final hundred pages takes the clunky form of Zeke's ethnography, Men In Quotes.
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And for a quarter of a century, these two intrepid apparitions have materialized again and again.
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Decades later, numerous Kenyon students have reported seeing apparitions of the various victims of the blaze.
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In an attempt to document these apparitions, I take out my phone and snap a photograph.
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NOW In the play, I'd really struggled with what the apparitions are within the girl world.
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Soon Lizzy, left alone while Isaac fetches supplies, is also beset by terrifying, shape-shifting apparitions.
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The only traces of these variegated apparitions, once the elements had done them in, were photographs.
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The children's apparitions were officially recognized as a miracle by the Roman Catholic Church in 1930.
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Over the years, I would assume Guinn has been commissioned to paint over these apparitions several times.
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Broad blue strokes cut across them and through the blue space like gusts of wind or apparitions.
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While walking around the empty orphanage, Angie sees apparitions of little girls with their faces sewn shut.
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One thing Men and Apparitions makes clear is that the feminism of the New Man is precarious.
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Apparitions like a woman in a white dress have also been spotted by McMurtrie throughout the house.
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Some then cross the esplanade on their knees, sometimes crawling, to reach the Chapel of the Apparitions.
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In both instances, research indicates the photos are authentic (not doctored) and the apparitions remain a mystery.
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Broadway audiences have to accept watching humans in costumes; cinematic audiences demand (or are given) technological apparitions.
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According to legend, Huntingdon College has been home to two apparitions of Red Ladies and a library ghost.
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The two, Francisco and Jacinta Marto, died shortly after the apparitions at the ages of 9 and 10.
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The Norwegian saboteurs skied across the Telemark pine forest in winter whites, phantom apparitions gliding over moonlit snow.
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Men and Apparitions, out earlier this month from Soft Skull Press, is Tillman's first novel in twelve years.
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Irish legends warn of apparitions called "fetches," identical to living people, who show up to foreshadow their deaths.
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Between apparitions, disappearances, and disembodied sounds, these tales prove that no town is without its share of eerie history.
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Douglas Florian: Spells and Apparitions continues at BravinLee Programs (526 West 26th Street, #211, Chelsea, Manhattan) through April 7.
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But these particles carry no electrical charge and seem nearly massless, flying through matter as if they were apparitions.
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The Picture People, I speculated in Men and Apparitions, need proof of their existence, empirical proof — and voilà, photography.
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It draws brilliant distance runners with faraway eyes, fleet-footed apparitions that disappear quickly into the early morning shadows.
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Various passages suggest distant rituals, or the bells of unseen ships, or misty apparitions: the sound of watchful waiting.
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And survived being touched by Okie apparitions to become the designated free-thrower for all shots to Timofey Mozgov's dome?
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Ghosts are incorporeal apparitions, so by definition they cannot be people who carry a lot of heavy baggage with them.
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Many of the men and women who attended weren't really there at all, at least not in their daytime apparitions.
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But the movie is too fragmented and tonally strange to register as more than one of Maureen's wispy, haunted apparitions. B
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The statement made no mention of the status of the Vatican&aposs yearslong investigation into the merits of the reported apparitions.
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Does a deeper understanding of Nabokov's butterfly research better illuminate the role of the creatures as mysterious apparitions in his writing?
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Because she's Lena Dunham now, and not just Jesse's cousin, some of those apparitions from New York's downtown past have materialized.
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However, stages have been haunted by the digital apparitions of Tupac, Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, and Frank Zappa in recent years.
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It's tempting to regard these apparitions as dark mirrors — Tell me what you fear and I'll tell you who you are.
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But how true to life can a horror film be, particularly ones, like "Winchester," that are filled with spirits and apparitions?
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A Grimace Is not a Scream Why or how he was shrunken in those various dreams and apparitions is beyond me.
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Apparitions, as Ballen defines them, spring from human emotions we are encouraged to suppress—lust, aggression, loneliness, pain, and all things id.
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The preview promises a barrage of spirits, souls, demons, ghosts, entities, apparitions, shadows, beings, devils, poltergeists, wraiths, and spectres, in that order.
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If Men and Apparitions is an image, it's a Polaroid—maybe a haunted one—that someone hands you as it's still developing.
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Men and Apparitions (2018) by Lynne Tillman is published by Soft Skull Press and is available from Amazon and other online retailers.
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The dapples and apparitions and hole sizes are all the same, but then placed at different angles to create the optical pattern.
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His dark apparitions look like idols to be worshipped, or monsters used to lurking in shadows, with red eyes peeking at frightened children.
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The Geneva Motor Show is home to many supercars and outlandish apparitions, but the collaboration between Italdesign, Audi and Airbus on the Pop.
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The funeral home is suddenly imbued with the spirit of Hill House: We're talking ghostly apparitions of Liv, strange knocks on the wall.
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It was a voyage through warped-glass apparitions, spiky rhythmic terrain and skyscraping three-part horn harmonies that sometimes tumbled into writhing disarray.
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Aster does just fine with the compulsory horror elements: the eerie apparitions, paranormal threats, and things that go bump in the night (and day).
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With 360-degree views and ghostly apparitions of life before the fallout, the new trailer offers a chilling look at Chernobyl, past and present.
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With ATOMIC, her new body of work, Patricia Satterlee pitches us into abstract apparitions of heaven and hell before pulling us back to earth.
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According to a recent interview with the Sun, Winehouse says that the apparitions occur with greater frequency around the time of her birthday, Sept. 14.
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There are eerie pareidolic apparitions written with the guts of exploded stars, and worlds more hellish than anything dreamed up on our tranquil little planet.
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Over the last decade, they've captured disembodied voices, apparitions, objects moving on their own, not to mention being touched, scratched and pushed by unseen forces.
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When his friend reveals an affair with Maggie, apparitions come streaming out of the haunted attic of Zeke's New Man edifice of irony and intellect.
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Apparitions hardly ever make the news these days, and the only ghosts one is likely to encounter in Brooklyn are the sheeted kind on Halloween.
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The works hover in the room like apparitions, and I catch myself suddenly feeling a rush, afraid that they might evaporate before my very eyes.
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Phantoms or apparitions of the dead would dance on the walls, and imaginary creatures from myths and legends might appear to charge toward the audience.
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As he explained in The Call of Heaven: The Journal of Messengers and Apparitions, the church's decision implies neither certainty nor an obligation to believe.
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The curse torments those who contract it with visions of wet-haired apparitions, disembodied limbs, mute children or whatever else might strike a screenwriter's fancy.
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To the apparitions of history that Seth and Carter conjure, however, all those musical offspring are bastards of the pure thing that is the blues.
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The Marto children and their cousin Lucia de Jesus dos Santos said they had seen the apparitions six times between May 22000, 22000, and Oct.
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These characters seem even more like apparitions in comparison to their vivid presence in the pamphlet's prose (which also contains excerpts of Bobbie Derecktor's journals).
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Tourist Henry Yau recently took a picture at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, which appears to show two ghostly apparitions standing on a staircase.
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As they walk slowly towards the water, they seem like headless apparitions, robbed of their humanity by the endless burden of their own self-imposed labor.
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The apparitions of his wife inspire more complicated emotions: fear, of course, but also guilt, for how little he and Mari communicated when she was alive.
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Her last novel, "American Genius," another extended monologue, can be seen as a kind of companion piece to "Men and Apparitions," only narrated by a woman.
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There's something post-apocalyptic about the apparitions he sees, which also bring to mind the folkloric spirits known as "haints" that Jamila's family discusses over dinner.
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"There is an appeal here, the images present themselves to us like apparitions, characters coming from a far away world and arriving in our space," Strinati said.
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According to reports, the individuals saw apparitions of bloody patients and doctors, but when they returned to check on the basement, the operating room had entirely disappeared.
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Also debuting in the new monograph are Ballen's paintings from the 1970s, which informed his abstract photography in Asylum of the Birds and The Theater of Apparitions.
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That plastic weapon is now a functioning proton gun, just like in the films, and you can use it to zap apparitions (and anything else in view).
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Out front of the building he could see the apparitions of his elderly neighbors, the blankets swaddling their hunched frames making them look like poorly pitched tents.
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Some of the alleged visionaries, now adults, say they still experience apparitions regularly, and that the Madonna tells them ahead of time when she will appear to them.
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"We wanted them to seem like strange apparitions, something subtle and delicate rather than eye-popping," Ronan Bouroullec said over coffee in their studio in Paris's Belleville neighborhood.
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" Grady Hendrix on the TV show Apparitions: "It's about demons from hell possessing people on Earth, and the demon point of view is, 'We just want out of hell.
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Spirits. Souls. Demons. Ghosts. Entities. Apparitions. Shadows. Beings. Devils. Spectres. Poltergeists. Helen Mirren's new horror movie — or thriller, depending on your perspective — Winchester promises all of that and more.
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Now teamed with a wacky gadget-head named Jillian (Kate McKinnon), Abby is preparing to begin hunting apparitions, a proposition that's simply too exciting for Erin to turn down.
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Many times the paintings feature apparitions of hands working to make or change objects, but often the action has already passed and we are presented with carefully arranged mementos.
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It is, as one character puts it, the place where the apparitions and dreads of popular culture's collective unconscious have been brought into being and imbued with arcane powers.
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"When I took it, I didn't notice anything," Yau, the director of public relations and promotions for the Children's Museum of Houston, said about the eerie apparitions in the photo.
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These days, we don't need to look very far to see that the New Man's gentler, more reflective feminist image can conceal the apparitions of a rougher, more thoughtless masculinity.
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All the ephemeral apparitions and hot hells glowing away reminded me of the bevy of phantom servers stuck in the on position around the world — and their packets of data.
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Father Laurentin was careful to acknowledge that claims of apparitions can flow from illuminism — a belief that one has attained a degree of enlightenment denied to most people — or madness.
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We may not know very much about ghosts, but if movies, TV shows, and campfire stories are to be believed, apparitions, unlike living humans, don't need to eat to survive.
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Ideas dominate plot in Men and Apparitions—it's full of long, discursive passages about family image, aesthetic theory, and photographic history (not unlike those Tillman has published elsewhere in essay form).
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I was unexpectedly reminded of Crimp's use of Buren's specious argument when I went to see the exhibition Douglas Florian: Spells and Apparitions at BravinLee Programs (March 1 – April 7, 2018).
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The house (you can take a tour of the real one in San Jose, Calif.) never feels like a single space, as ho-hum apparitions appear and disappear without a trace.
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Francis said investigations are continuing into the first alleged apparitions when the reported visionaries were children or teenagers, but again made it clear that he is highly sceptical about today's claims.
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Doug Leavitt, a maintenance man who's worked there for nearly 30 years, says he's heard of people seeing strange apparitions and hearing echoes in the halls of the 260,000-square-foot facility.
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Fennesz melts down the austere, Steve Reich-ish plinking of the original to place it in a netherworld of reverberation: flickers of polyrhythmic activity dissolving and reappearing, trading systematic structures for apparitions.
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The figures are nondescript, Everyman types — an impression bolstered by the way they're painted, in muted colors and with thick, expressionist strokes that blur them almost to the point of becoming apparitions.
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What I did feel that day was terror that — as in movies about children seeing apparitions of the Virgin Mary — the angel might react with a wink or a flap of wings.
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This production, directed with a spontaneous air of seamlessness by Lee Sunday Evans, seems to keep pulling apparitions out of air, just as your mind does when it's feeling tired and unguarded.
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Her tragic death will once again push Maria into solitude, haunting her with apparitions that invoke the sense of mystery, memories, and the otherworldly presence of ghosts, characteristic of Bergman's intensely spiritual films.
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That's probably The Exorcist or Poltergeist—neither of which is a comedy, but both of which have also been rebooted, and at least one of which let a woman take on the apparitions.
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Regardless, people have claimed to see apparitions such as Tiedemann's illegitimate daughter, who is rumored to have been hanged by her father, and his mistress, who he also allegedly killed with an axe.
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Like other directors contributing to the current renaissance of mature horror, he is drawn to the psychology of traumatized characters, to how apparitions can seem like the manifestation of a fragile mental state.
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Annie and her husband Steve (Gabriel Byrne), teenage son Peter (Alex Wolff), and daughter Charlie move into Ellen's stately former home, where they encounter a lead-up series of minor scares and eerie apparitions.
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I play a disillusioned daughter in a traditionally structured nuclear family, who maintains a relationship with these mysterious apparitions as an escape from her family and a way to feel like she belongs somewhere.
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It examines ghoulish art and literature, from a fifteenth-century rood screen depicting a pair of fashionably dressed skeletons to the Christmas Eve cameo of Marley's ghost to the "everyday apparitions" of Muriel Spark.
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Over the course of three full days, we played 72 of our favorite (and least favorite) games, were joined by old friends and surprise guests, and encountered some spooky apparitions in the VICE offices.
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The children, Jacinta and Francisco Marto, along with an older cousin, Lúcia de Jesus dos Santos, told skeptical elders that they had witnessed six apparitions of the Virgin between May 22005, 297, and Oct.
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BEIJING — Like ghosts floating in a dim netherworld, the dancers twirled, spun and curtsied in smog so dense that couples a few steps away seemed to be murky apparitions suspended in a gray haze.
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Dan (Steve Zissis, whose touchingly vulnerable performance in the HBO series "Togetherness" cemented that show's tone of romantic resilience) is a Los Angeles painter whose weekend cabin has sprouted a pair of annoying apparitions.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis has voiced serious doubt about the authenticity of alleged continuing apparitions of the Madonna in Medjugorje, a once-obscure village in Bosnia boosted by the pilgrim business.
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Dozens of spirits fight, fuck, and feel their way across the screen in the Emma Calder and Ged Haney-directed short, which animates a series of photographs gathered in Ballen's upcoming book, Theatre of Apparitions.
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Inn employees have spotted apparitions, including a figure that resembled a woman in a grand blue dress, while some guests have reported objects in their room moving overnight, as well as discovering drastically chilly spots.
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Its first few scenes are weird enough: flickering, black-and-white apparitions of grizzled "woodsmen" revive Dale Cooper's evil doppelgänger (Kyle MacLachlan) after he is shot — and Nine Inch Nails (!!!) perform at Twin Peaks' Roadhouse.
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Getting goose bumps from chilling spectral apparitions could be explained by his theory that the spirit world is colder than the material one — the latter having been warmed by cosmic radiation from the Big Bang.
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Ghostly apparitions float above the ground of an atrium, a blood-red Christian Dior gown peeks behind a wood-carved door, and a Gaultier stained-glass dress catches the light through a stained-glass window.
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Others mention similar experiences: A ghost kissed one investigator on her cheek as she feel asleep one night; another says they witnessed an exorcism, and another famous ghost hunter started seeing apparitions after visiting a healer.
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Although during this period, stories from ravers who swore they had seen apparitions reinforced the ghostly myth, it wasn't until real horror struck that the hospital took on a malevolent character in the minds of locals.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads My first encounter with the apparitions in Ghost Light, the new immersive production from Third Rail Projects, was with a Pierrot-like clown in a hallway, somewhere above the stage.
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These site-specific projects consisting of apparitions installed to haunt the citizens of Rome, Berlin, New York, and Copenhagen, are poignant and lovely, giving viewers a sense the past being an irrepressible part of the present.
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Over the course of the game, the Groundskeeper describes the bride as she explores the mansion and encounters scenes of horror: ghostly apparitions, shattering mirrors, bloody corpses, brilliant butterflies that turn out to be ravenous moths.
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VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis has asked his envoy to a Bosnian shrine to stay on the job indefinitely to provide pastoral support to the millions of Catholics drawn there by reports of apparitions of the Virgin Mary.
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Some visitors have also reportedly spotted the spirit of commander of the Confederate States Army Robert E. Lee lingering around the old hotel, while other guests have witnessed apparitions of women wearing hoop skirts in the lobby.
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I was interested by a macabre, slightly disturbing multimedia installation called "The Theater of Apparitions," by Roger Ballen, as well as work that involved the beautiful layering of Chinese calligraphy and traditional darkroom techniques by Sun Yanchu.
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"Two Dads," by the same token, is the daemon of a batik print, and "Rara," a seven-and-a-half-foot-long procession of staring, posing apparitions, also covered with eyes, seems constructed of moonlight and ash.
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I'm a historian of Catholicism, for instance, and what I find when I interact with people in Catholic communities is that they have faith that Jesus walked on water and that the Virgin Mary apparitions were true.
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This novel's chapters alternate between the first-person perspective of Alice, who is established early on as being prone, when anxious, to hallucinate "strange wispy apparitions," and that of Lucy, whose obsession with her former roommate seems unhealthy.
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And the simple fact that he is always with you—as you get lost in the terrifying woods, as the witch and the apparitions and a possible murderer stalk you in the night—it's going to be ok.
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Jim begins following the writings of Sally Zinker, a physicist whose "daisy theory" — a lovely bit of rubber science that Pierce previously used in a story from his fine collection, "Hall of Small Mammals" — may explain the apparitions.
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The Philadelphia Zoo (America's oldest) is said to be home to a few different full-body apparitions, including a female ghost in a long white dress who stands at the top of the staircase in the John Penn House.
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This month his image was beamed onto a giant fabric screen at the Dutch National Opera, as a chorus of 115 singers, illuminated in the background like ghostly apparitions, performed Hans Werner Henze's surging oratorio "Das Floss der Medusa".
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Wilson's grand Murano-glass works are genuinely disrupted by the reflection of the collages, shimmering like apparitions and surrounding us with pieces of anatomy weirdly transformed into whole human beings — reversing the reduction of women to their sex organs.
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Marshall's underlying romanticism takes a supernatural turn in "Train Window 1 (The Apparitions)" (40 x 50 inches, latex ink on silver vinyl mounted on Dibond; 2016), pushing beyond mere garden-variety subjectivity into the realm of hallucination and paranoia.
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Aligned with Pitt's interest in reversals and reprieves, the film follows an overburdened, alcoholic doctor who is visited by a series of fantastic apparitions at death's door, enabling him to reconnect with the miraculous dimensions of his career of healing.
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By the series' conclusion, you're rooting for a family that's had to fight every step of the way just to learn to be a family again, not just because of apparitions and ghosts, but because of their own broken psychologies.
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Knock, in County Mayo in the west of Ireland, has served as an engine of faith for the Catholic Church since 1879, when a group of townspeople reported seeing apparitions of the Virgin Mary and other members of the Holy Family.
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Combat relies on him entirely, since Bullet can sense the malicious apparitions in the woods long before you can, so watching and listening for the direction he barks in (and shining your flashlight that way) is the only means to survive.
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The show liberally borrows from horror tropes: flickering lights, strange apparitions, people popping out of cupboards and a dense sonic environment incorporating everything from cicadas to tectonic grumblings to the crack of snapped necks as Toklas kills pigeons for dinner.
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The sanctuary is home to two basilicas, but its most important feature is the much smaller Chapel of the Apparitions, which stands where the Virgin is said to have appeared to the children in 1917, on the side of the esplanade.
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Many of the pilgrims crawled the final yards to a shrine complex in Fátima, where the children, along with an older cousin, Lucia de Jesus dos Santos, said they saw the apparitions six times between May 21981, 53, and Oct.
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Maureen's lost brother is not the only one: Other ectoplasmic apparitions make themselves known, and without quite preparing you for it, "Personal Shopper" becomes a sneakily effective horror film, complete with a gruesome murder and Hitchcockian flourishes of menace and misdirection.
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Six children first reported visions of the Virgin Mary in 1981 in a scenario reminiscent of famous apparitions in the French town of Lourdes in the 19th century and 100 years ago in Fatima, which Francis visited on Friday and Saturday.
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What makes "The Pisces" an experimental, exciting work is that Ms. Broder manages to knead together the genres of magical realism — Theo, the merman, is always presumed to be real; no apparitions here — and literary erotica, all with a bemused, wry detachment.
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In moments of emotional distress, or after days of strictly disciplined meditation, these otherworldly apparitions appear to her as glowing vermilion orbs, towering humanoids and insects that bolt across the ceiling, all of which she depicts in colorful drawings, paintings and collages.
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More chillingly, according to Historic Hotels of America, the Crescent Hotel was also once used as an experimental cancer hospital in the 1930s, and it's said that apparitions from this time linger, from a nurse pushing a gurney to Theodora, a former patient.
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Then El Chapo referred to "Visitantes," a Mexican horror film in which del Castillo played a doctor driven mad by apparitions: On another subject, some friends told me that they went to the movies to see a horror film you were in, amiga .
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But even given that and considering the glut of like-minded Beatles celebrations out there, her hangup — complete with the comparison of the Beatles on Ed Sullivan to Marian apparitions at Our Lady of Fátima — is as crisp as it is familiar.
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Sure, these neon apparitions look more like they crawled out of an Xbox than the sewers of New York City, but it's fun to watch an electric blue corpse swoop through the subway or an acid-green winged beast crash a metal show.
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BB is part equipment, part character; it remains helplessly trapped in a sci-fi jar, where it both bonds with Death Stranding's lead character Sam, and also serves as a tool that alerts him to deadly, ghostly apparitions that are largely invisible to humans.
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There are moments that stand out—like the distorted vocal sample that underpins "Thee Iron Incubus," or the slippery breaks and squealing static on "Seeing Apparitions"—but Trust in Filth is best consumed as a blurry, head-spinning whole as you excitedly grind your teeth to dust.
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Caroline Framke, Vox: Sure, these neon apparitions look more like they crawled out of an Xbox than the sewers of New York City, but it's fun to watch an electric blue corpse swoop through the subway or an acid-green winged beast crash a metal show.
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In a talk with students at Stanford Graduate School of Business, Andreessen reportedly said he has a unique trick to keep himself objective and consider other points of view: Imagining famous tech figures on his shoulders like the apparitions of devils and angels that appear in movies.
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By 2014, when he first approached "The Four Pillars Appearing From the Equal D Under Resonating Apparitions of the Eternal Process in the Midwinter Starfield," the composer Randy Gibson's 210-minute, D-saturated work, Mr. Lee had already recorded Dennis Johnson's five-hour "November," from 1959.
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Blurry apparitions of older men shoot pool in the background, and the glow of the overhead lamp obscures the top quarter of the image, but the photograph successfully depicts a dingy, poorly lit pool hall where this boy probably tested out his manhood in a manner fitting the time.
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The Terrace Inn is said to be haunted by at least three apparitions, including a man wearing a tweed suit who has been spotted standing over the hotel's balcony; a lady wearing white who wanders the hallways and hotel rooms; and a child in the basement of the inn.
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Although it's been correctly said for decades that the company has room for leading women of different shapes and sizes, the ballets he created feature a number of high-prestige roles usually reserved for long-limbed, lovely, cool and unknowable apparitions whose dancing is on a naturally Titanic scale.
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The formal dynamics of the images, embedded in the mutating colors, shapes, and textures, pitch us to and fro between painterly apparitions of heaven and hell, until the final movement, a topography in green, pulls us back to earth, where we will have to find a way out.
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The technology has always been a wonder, drawing its strength from its capacity to make just about any subject come to life, popping out of the real ground beneath our feet and conjuring up digital apparitions that serve as extensions of our own imagination onto the physical world around us.
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La chambre d'écho résonnant particulièrement fort sur les réseaux sociaux, il y a fort à parier que les posts commentant avec une infinie patience les biais de raisonnement des individus qui consignent les apparitions de ptérosaures dans des tableaux Excel... ne seront jamais lus par ceux à qui ils s'adressent.
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Often compared to the French philosophers Henri-Louis Bergson and Jacques Maritain, Father Laurentin was one of the world's foremost students of Mariology, the theological exploration of the Virgin Mary; an expert on historic religious apparitions; and an investigator of celestial sightings reported everywhere from a hill in the Balkans to a Texas backyard.
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To reflect this, the guidance that they receive tends to be less from functional adult figures (the omnipresent Coach Steve, for example, is a disaster of a person who still has his own hormone monster, an ancient creature whose burbling, toothless speech comes with subtitles) than the weird apparitions of their hormone monsters and Duke Ellington (Jordan Peele).
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Tiziana Cardini, the fashion director of the Rinascente department store chain in Italy, dresses so quietly and well that she runs no risk of drawing attention from the more astonishing apparitions like Anna Dello Russo, an editor at large for Vogue Japan, who is known to change outfits as many as six times in a day.
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But this insightful exhibit, produced by the Phillips Collection in collaboration with the Zentrum Paul Klee in the artist's native Bern, Switzerland, posits Klee, who died in 216, as a fountainhead of influence for a disparate group of midcentury American formal approaches — from Robert Motherwell's titanic black marks and William Baziotes's primordial apparitions to Gene Davis's spectroscopic striped canvases.
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With a "whoosh & higgly hoot & a he-ho-hah," Bernstein takes on a remarkable cast of "Countrymen, Cadets, Soldiers, Monkeys, a French Doctor, Porters, an Old Man, Apparitions, Witches, Professors, etc," along with the ghosts of Poe, Dickinson, Williams, Blake, Crane, Whitman, Mallarmé, Emerson, Wittgenstein, and Fanny Brice to explore and celebrate his idea of the messiness of real poetry.
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To the north, Amarillo is home to tons of urban legends of its own, including an elementary school that's said to be haunted for various creepy reasons, an antique mall supposedly plagued with the spirit of a woman in a white dress, and an apartment building filled with apparitions, including a pregnant woman who can be seen jumping out of a window, but disappears before she hits the ground.
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Saunders often pays imaginative attention to corporations, bureaucracies, and nomenclature (Pfizer should hire the coiner of Docilryde™, Bonviv™, and Darkenfloxx™ the way the Ford Motor Company once enlisted Marianne Moore), and he has a predilection for creepy theme parks: the title stories of "Pastoralia" (2000) and "CivilWarLand in Bad Decline" (1996) involve troubled attractions where caveman life and the American Civil War are reënacted; the latter venue is replete with ghosts and apparitions.
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But Smith's capacious art warmly embraces variety, and creates eccentric stylistic families out of disparate inheritances: "English" whimsy sits easily enough alongside "Scottish" postmodernism; the realistic premises of conventional bourgeois fiction (families on holiday, unfaithful spouses, unhappy children, difficult parents) are regularly disrupted by surreal, experimental, or anarchic elements (time travel, ghosts, digressions, adaptations of late Shakespearean romances, and, in "Winter," apparitions such as a floating head and a piece of landscape that hangs over a dining table, visible only to one of the characters).
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