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 Zoe Trope literally couldn’t care less about the plot, creating out of thin air a sort of empty diary, without the slightest narrative.

 The ideas are lacking. They really are. And it’s a shame because some ideas are almost brilliant...

The review critically examines Zoe Trope's debut novel, highlighting impressive linguistic skills but criticizing the absence of a coherent plot. Despite some bright ideas and poetic moments, the book feels like an empty, self-indulgent diary. The translation title misleads readers about its content, and the story lacks clarity and depth. Ultimately, the reviewer expresses disappointment and suggests the book is rescheduled for a better attempt. Discover the truth behind Zoe Trope’s debut — read the review and decide for yourself!

 "The zoo is a place of hidden sufferings, prolonged silences, suspended souls waiting to be born, but dying before seeing life."

 "A novel where everyone hates each other, but no one kills. Where hatred is disguised as love (and perhaps turns into love) with the realization of a hypocritical erotic passion."

Isabella Santacroce's novel Zoo explores the raw and painful emotions within a dysfunctional family. Through poetic yet brutal prose, it delves into themes of hatred, abuse, and forbidden love. The story centers on a nameless girl living in torment after her father's abuse and death, highlighting deep internal conflicts. The novel's style balances stark rawness with allegorical beauty, making it a powerful emotional experience. Dive into Zoo to experience a haunting story of family pain and poetic rawness. Read it now and feel the emotional depths.

 Adolescence is described as a disease, contagious and virulent, that manifests in nostalgia towards childhood.

 We humans are so strange, we are afraid to tell the truth, to say what we really feel and we suffer in silence.

Wataya Risa's novel 'Only With the Eyes' captures the fragile, complex emotions of adolescence through the story of Hatsu and Ninagawa's ambiguous relationship. The book deeply explores themes of solitude, silent suffering, and the painful transition from childhood to adulthood. Risa's poetic and graceful writing beautifully portrays everyday struggles with passion and seduction. This work stands out as an even more poignant and realistic novel than her debut. Dive into Wataya Risa's 'Only With the Eyes' and experience a heart-wrenching portrayal of adolescent solitude and fragile love.

 "The true human perversion is life."

 "Adolescence literally gets lost on a desktop of greenish color... where one gets lost in the relentless clicking of a mouse, of windows opened and never closed."

Install by Wataya Risa is a poetic and nuanced exploration of adolescence through the eyes of Asako, a worn-out teenager struggling with identity and societal expectations. The novel abandons explicit eroticism to focus on the deep malaise of youth navigating confusing emotions and hidden perversions. With a cynical yet naive style, it captures the tension between true self and alter egos in a modern, digital world. The story culminates in a profound and bittersweet finale. Dive into Install by Wataya Risa and experience a powerful journey through adolescence and identity.

 "Everything, in its entirety, seems to make no sense, almost appearing like a patchwork fallen from the sky, but the more you watch it, the more intoxicated you become with those images so criticized for their hermeticism."

 "The film, therefore, is a dream: whether it is a beautiful dream or a nightmare is for you to decide."

Adolpho Arrieta's Vacanza Permanente is a 40-minute avant-garde film described as a dreamlike and disorienting experience. The film lacks a traditional plot and features fragmented, multilingual dialogues alongside haunting images of hands, feet, and folkloric sequences. It challenges viewers with its surreal, patchwork style and deliberately ambiguous narrative. The work embraces an artistic dignity that blurs the boundary between dream and nightmare. Watch Vacanza Permanente to experience a unique blend of dreamlike and avant-garde cinema.

 When you dive into the world of Saylu or Lily Chou Chou, you get lost, because it is music that comes from within.

 She speaks to us of eroticism, without being vulgar, and tells it in a poetic and dreamlike way.

Lily Chou Chou's album, linked to the 2001 film, presents ethereal and sensuous music that deeply engages listeners. The singer's crystalline and angelic voice transforms poetic lyrics into a multi-sensory journey. The album explores love, desire, and sadness without falling into depression. It is a unique, emotional experience that transcends typical music boundaries. Dive into the ethereal world of Lily Chou Chou and experience a truly unique musical journey.

 Jewel is a blonde-haired witch and her voice is her spell.

 The album is a mosaic made into a woman, enclosing simple melodies in a magical chest, yet from which you cannot free yourself.

This Way showcases Jewel’s multifaceted talent with a blend of pop, folk, and rock elements. The album captures deep emotions through both soft ballads and energetic tracks. Jewel’s voice remains captivating, weaving magic through each song. Despite occasional lapses, the album holds a strong artistic edge. It is an enchanting musical journey that balances frivolity with soul. Listen to Jewel’s This Way and experience a captivating journey of voice and emotion.

 You made "0304" start like it was a generic pop album.

 "There’s a time in life when women want to go dancing... but it’s useless, you need to give us more Jewel."

This review explores Jewel's significant change in her 2003 album 0304, moving from soulful ballads to a more mainstream pop and dance style. The reviewer reflects fondly on her past work’s emotional depth but feels the new album lacks the same heartfelt impact. Despite the shift, the album contains moments of soul and sensuality. The critique expresses hope for Jewel’s future music to recapture her authentic voice. Discover Jewel’s 0304 and experience her bold shift from ballads to pop – listen now and decide if it captures your heart.

 "The poetic lyrics almost bring tears... but the melodies are so repetitive and anonymous they almost bring a smile."

 "Caressing, passionate, heart-wrenching but also repetitive and anonymous: what’s left is the cover to put on display on my bedroom’s record shelf."

Charlotte Gainsbourg returns after twenty years with her album 5:55, featuring collaborations with famed artists and a dreamy electronic sound. While elegant and sensual, the album struggles with repetitiveness and lacks distinctive arrangements to clearly define Gainsbourg's unique musical identity. Highlights include a heartfelt ballad and some original closing tracks, but overall the album feels safe and somewhat anonymous. Discover Charlotte Gainsbourg’s 5:55 and explore its dreamy and classy soundscapes yourself.

 David Tibet once again manages to describe this sensation of perverse disorientation with perfect emotion.

 "Who will deliver me from myself?" repeated multiple times with devotion and spiritual pain.

Current 93’s album Black Ships Ate the Sky is an evocative apocalyptic folk journey led by David Tibet’s profound voice. Featuring haunting contributions from Antony and Bonnie Prince Billy, the album explores themes of eternity, decay, and mystery. With a blend of intense and fragile moments, it delivers poetic and spiritual emotions across its 76-minute runtime. This work stands out as a deeply affecting and poignant exploration of dark beauty. Dive into the dark folk world of Current 93 and experience the haunting beauty of Black Ships Ate the Sky today.