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twisted series :: Article Creator 1899 Season 2 Cancelled: Everything You Need To Know 1899 major spoilers follow. Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the twisted geniuses behind the German time-travelling mystery mindbender Dark, returned with a new, multilingual multi-genre thriller to further twist our melons. Set aboard a passenger ship named the Kerberos, 1899 was an epic period drama that sets up a whole new mystery with an international cast who are plunged straight into all the mystery, sci-fi, and horror you'd hope for from a show like this. Unfortunately, the Netflix powers that be deemed that 1899 would not go on to enjoy the same success Dark did, as the show was cancelled after just one season. Rasmus Voss//Netflix Bo Odar shared the news in January 2023 in a letter co-signed by series co-creator Freise, writing: "With a heavy heart we have to tell you that 1899 will not be renewed. "We would have loved to fin...

american psycho bret easton ellis :: Article Creator American Psycho By SEBASTIAN FAULKS, MAIL ON SUNDAY If there is one thing I dislike more than violence, in life or on the cinema screen, it is the fin-de-siecle cult of the designer, which has seen shoemakers and tie manufacturers placed on the plinths vacated by painters and poets and in so doing has not only emasculated the British Press, but gone a long way to sterilising a whole province of contemporary art. Imagine with what heavy heart, therefore, I sat down to watch American Psycho, a film about serial killing, disembowelment, cannibalism and the glamour of designer labels. It is based on Bret Easton Ellis's spectacularly witless novel on the same themes, which was published about ten years ago. Ellis's idea, apparently, was that if you not only described a young serial killer-cum-cannibal at work in detail, but also listed, with gusto, who had manufactured every piece of clothing w...

famous short story authors list :: Article Creator 30 Books By Latinx Authors To Read This Month And Always I never intended to become a bookstagrammer, someone who is part of a vibrant bookish community on Instagram that posts and engages with others about what they are reading. Seven years into it, what started for me as a way to find and connect with other readers quickly evolved into a passion to amplify books by authors of color, with a special emphasis on Latinx authored books. I didn't discover the magical feelings that come with reading a book in which you see yourself and your community reflected on the page until I was well into my 20s. Since then I've tried to inhale as many books as possible by Latinx authors. Though I consider myself someone that celebrates and reads Latinx-authored books all year long, Hispanic Heritage Month is my favorite time of the year to amplify...