Hi Rachel I was hoping to interview you regarding these ideas and have contacted you via your provided email, I imagine you are very busy ☺️ but I thought I’d reach out again x

Thank you so much for sharing 😊

Hey Rachel, I messaged you for an interview on your link tree email, just hoping to cut through the spam with this.

Its an intelligent and ambivalent reading, but ultimately it is far more generous than I am willing to be [to Lewis], my take prioritizes his aesthetic world, and I just don't think he was being ironic there in the ways his redeemers do. But from the snippets and sample I have read it looks good.

Wow, congratulations that’s amazing

Sounds great, hope it goes well!

You could easily think W.J.T Mitchell was a script advisor, I loved it lots of ‘false remembering’ and cultural decay, and it’s set where I’m from which was interesting.

28 Years Later is really on the money, worth a look, I can see you covered in iodine building scull towers in a few years (that’s a compliment if you see the movie)

It was lovely to meet you Rebecca and to hear about your intricate, meta research, hope to hear you talk about it officially.

Coincidentally I just recommended this to @mirabelledomine.bsky.social and @lukeewalker.bsky.social in relation to their exciting film project that mixes English landscape, visionary experience, and madness with religious themes strange that it gets so little attention.

Photographs taken by @lukeewalker.bsky.social

Keeping this in mind 😂

A lot of people have asked about the little figure on the table, its an image of an octopus on a horse, after a Japanese netsuke-type figurine, I saw one as a child and it stuck with me as an absurd image, its large head out of place, a bit like Gawain throughout the poem.

This was a spellbinding performance, I was lost in the world evoked by Daisy, who can also sing!

3/3: ...complex subjectivity in the name of a simple action based, and often hyper masculine mindset: Gawain's discernment, his failure, and knowledge of it, is one way to resist and celebrate another path which makes this figure highly relevant to our cultural moment.

2/3: ...than Gawain, who through his trial with Green Knight and his encounters with Lady Bertilak is provided with a condition in the present, rather than the iconic heroic status he clings too. There is a disturbing modern fashion for attacks on...