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“Hier läuft doch noch was anderes…!” [Erzählen, TV, Literatur]
“Hier läuft doch noch was anderes…!” Erzählen, TV, Literatur. von Stefan Mesch [Bio] zur Arbeit an: “Zimmer voller Freunde” (Roman), 2009 bis 2012 . Ich studierte Kreatives Schreiben und Kulturjournalismus, in Hildesheim. Schreibe meinen ersten Roman, “Zimmer voller Freunde”. …und … Continue reading
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Tagged "Dawson's Creek", "Zimmer voller Freunde", 90210, Babylon 5, Beverly Hills 90210, Hildesheim, Kreatives Schreiben, Kreatives Schreiben und Kulturjournalismus, Mad Men, MSCL, My so-called Life, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Poetik, Stefan Mesch, Ugly Betty, Universität Hildesheim, Willkommen im Leben, Wilmington
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Erzählen / Schreiben… mit “Neon Genesis Evangelion”
. Viele Serien haben zwei, drei starke Schlüsselreize, mit denen sie Zuschauer locken, Programmnischen besetzen, Zielgruppen abstecken: ein Publikum an sich binden. „Sailor Moon“ – 1992 bis 1997, 200 Episoden, TV Asahi (Japan) – hat ungefähr dreihundert: Freundschaft! Schulmädchen! Zauberei! … Continue reading
Geschenke 2012: Bücher, DVDs und Comics
. [für eine Übersicht über die besten Bücher, die ich 2011 gelesen habe... hier entlang (Link)!] [für eine Übersicht aller Geschenke, die ich 2010 machte... hier entlang (Link)!] . die zehn Bücher, die ich am häufigsten verschenke: Kevin Vennemann: “Nahe … Continue reading
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Books against Sadness [...and Loss, and Grief]: Personal Book Recommendations
. “I’ve been in an emotionally fragile state for a couple months. I’m looking for some literature that will help me be happy with existing again. What do you recommend?” Books That Will Help Me Grapple With Existence? [a recent … Continue reading
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Tagged A Summer Book, Asterios Polyp, Banana Yoshimoto, book recommendation, book recommendations, Books about Grief, Books about Sadness, Brad Kessler, Bryan Lee O'Malley, Cormac McCarthy, David Mazzuchelli, Daytripper, Evan S. Coonnell, Gayle Forman, Harper Lee, Haruki Murakami, If I stay, Jean-Paul Sartre, Joyce Maynard, Julie Orringer, Kafka on the Shore, Miriam Toews, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Randy Pausch, Recommended, Rob Sheffield, Stewart O'Nan, The Invisible Bridge, The Last Lecture, The Usual Rules, Tove Janson, Yotsuba
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