Tag Archives: first aide medicine
Top 20 Horror Films As of Today
10 Jun
1. An American Werewolf in London (1981)
2. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
3. The Loved Ones (2009)
4. Drag Me to Hell (2009)
5. Reanimator (1985)
6. Maniac (2012)
7. Beyond the Black Rainbow (2010)
8. Phantasm (1979)
9. Phenomena (1985)
10. Halloween 2 (2009)
11. Orphan (2009)
12. The Brood (1979)
13. Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
14. Onibaba (1964)
15. Kuroneko (1968)
16. In The Mouth of Madness (1994)
17. Three…Extremes (2004)
18. Sleepaway Camp (1983)
19. Dark Skies (2013)
20. Evil Dead (2013)
Palace of Clover
10 May
“What were you looking for?”
The storm forced us back inside, but then we left again to lick the lightning.
I met a tiger who gave me a prickly fruit tasting better than wine.
I found it then: a whole world trapped inside my closet behind the hundred or so hanging neckties.
“I’ll get up for you today.”
“Well…what did she say?”
“She gave my money back. Her face turned white.”
And so: sighing, I opened the closet door. I brushed aside my neckties.
We descended the ramp and took our rightful places at the palace, and we never did turn back.
I am no Eye
3 Apr
Then: this style, that style–all akimbo, burst scorpion arms wavering to undo the rushing waters of a rainbow.
“You thought about it some more. Have you left this place?”
A blink. A thousand fortunes reversed.
“Rest. Can you contemplate the beating of an eyelash?”
“I am no eyes.”
“I am no eyes for magicians.”
“Is it useful, at least, to decipher where lies the brail?”
“Tarantulas crawl across the dusty rafters, but my eyes fill with pockets.”
“And I am. I am no Eye.”
Whistle My Name A Sandstorm Whisper
9 Mar
“What do you want?”
“…I…don’t know how to put this…”
“I met her in the desert, but I had the distinct impression this all happened in the future…that is: the series of events I’m about to relate to you.”
“Do you like blue flowers or red flowers?”
“I don’t remember. I do remember it happened in early spring. My horse had just come down from the mountains to bring the family fresh spring water.”
“We were feeling trapped, as usual. But then we started dreaming about dragons and everything was fine again.”
“What happened next…I mean…after the funeral…”
“They weren’t mean spirits, but they were wild animals.”
“Can you repeat what you said before? I wasn’t even listening.”
“When bees harvest their eggs from the deep dark oceans, a terrible wind might blow.”
My Shadow Aflame Sewn Sideways
7 Feb
It was Friday night after all….
Yet I knew, like the sun, the dust motes were beyond compare.
A room further within the premises revealed an altogether separate fate, from which I sought to break.
I ran home, ruining my chances with the magicians and the acrobats.
Have you ever been to a hotel?
6 Feb
“I’ll wait here for awhile.”
“The sand still runs through my fingers and the taste of a bitter chocolate remains. I can still see the ruffled marigolds floating along the bright wet pavement at dawn.”
“I only know the weight of the stones in my pockets. Everything else is a nauseating blur.”
“Have you seen him since?”
“You might say a thousand meaningful things, but every instant would be repeated.”
That was the best summer of our lives, and we didn’t even know it.
First Aide Medicine for .99 cents for Kindle?!?!?!!?!??!!
28 Oct
Whu? Gadzooks, man! Are you MAD??!?!?!
At these prices, you betcha!
Are you BORED of the usual ho-hum narrative trash available at your local drugstore or supermarket? So was I…until…IT WAS BORN!
So come on, ya’ll! Come aboard your tricycles and dust-busters and gather round, y’here? Some say printed books are dead and…well, here’s your chance to prove them right!
But…and here’s the tragic news…this special deal is only happenin’ until…(gulp)…November 1st…so whip out that lonely dollar and give it a sense of purpose…a mission…a cause to revolutionize digital media and call forth a new and beastly genre: we’ve been callin’ it Avant-Garde Horror, but you might as well just accept the fact that it’s actually more akin to Psychedelic Horror!
“On the Grotesque”–an İTEF 2013-İstanbul Tanpınar Edebiyat Festival panel
28 Oct
Panel: “On The Grotesque”
Nov. 1st (Friday) @ 19:15-20:15 @ KargArt
Panelists: Nicholaus Patnaude, Barbara Stok, Yiğit Bener; moderated by tba
Story telling can make use of the distortion and exaggeration of the form to present us everyday stories in a way that makes us feel pity, disgust and discomfort. Magnifying glass of the grotesque as a narrative strategy and style also serves the purpose of exorcising ghosts and demons whether they are of political oppression, of love found and lost or of the daily life of a young woman. Barbara Stok, winner of Stripschapprijs, Yiğit Bener, translator of “The Journey to the End of Night”, and Nicholaus Patnaude will discuss the materiality of the body in their works and ways of story telling that renders what is familiar, uncomfortably unfamiliar.
Website:
http://www.itef.com.tr/
tumblr blog:
http://itef.tumblr.com/
KargArt:
Address: Caferağa Mh., Kadife Sk No:16, 34710 İstanbul,Turkey Phone:+90 216 330 3151
directions:
hope to see you there,
Nick
https://nicholauspatnaude.com/
http://www.poemculture.blogspot.com/
http://firstaidemedicine.tumblr.com/
p.s. There is also a .99 cent Halloween Promotion on the Kindle edition through November 1st:
and a Halloween Goodreads print giveaway which ends October 31st:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16073089-first-aide-medicine
First Aide Medicine
Psychedelic Horror Press
First Aide Medicine Tumblr Page
PoemCulture Blog
nicholauspatnaude 