Daniel Kalder's fascinating The Infernal Library is a tour of some of the worst literature in history: the books
written by dictators.
Not exact matches
I'm sorry you think that we all need to believe the exact same thing that you do in order to lead moral lives, that you need a god (one described in a book
written by men yet touted as the word of god as being a genocidal
dictator who demands total subservience from his followers and death to those who don't believe) in order to tell the rest of us how we should live our lives.
let me count the ways: 1) the bible a 2000 year old book
written by sheepherders put together
by a roman
dictator and cut and pasted
by every pope in history is your authority on events that aren't recorded anywhere else in human history... without stretching things a bit.
Written and directed
by Lisa Addario and Joe Syracuse, the film stars Michael Caine as a British - Caribbean
dictator who seeks refuge with his teenage American pen pal (Odeya Rush) after a military coup; check it out here... DEAR DICTATOR focuses on Tatiana (Odeya Rush), -
dictator who seeks refuge with his teenage American pen pal (Odeya Rush) after a military coup; check it out here... DEAR
DICTATOR focuses on Tatiana (Odeya Rush), -
DICTATOR focuses on Tatiana (Odeya Rush), -LSB-...]
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Written by Alec Berg, David Mandel, and Jeff Schaffer: The
Dictator
Recent credits include «Before the Devil Knows You're Dead» (the late Sidney Lumet's final film), «Revolutionary Road,» «Che» (Parts One and Two), and «Black Swan,» with «The
Dictator» (2012) starring Sacha Baron Cohen, and «Premium Rush» (2012),
written and directed
by David Koepp.
A new strip
by German artist Birgit Weyhe offers a childhood memory of death, African
dictators and chameleons, while in the latest instalment of A Curator
Writes, I. Kurator gets a testy response from fellow curators when he announces his new Large International Exhibition, «Manifester».
The performance was accompanied
by a text / press release,
written by Vance Aiolos, where Nelson describes «head bimbo» as a «meeting point, melting pot of all kinds of fashion, vandals soviet drag queens exiled, latin american
dictators have free admission every night but socialites are also welcome... romantic self destruction in a couple of weeks.»