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    Malos tiempos para los vampiros

    June 21, 2013 / 0 Comments

    La primera película de la que tengo memoria es Drácula (la de 1931, con el gran Bela Lugosi en lo que se convertiría su obsesión) a la tierna edad de 4 años. Mi padre, sentado a mi lado, estaba supuestamente encargado de avisarme cuando algo terrorífico iba a pasar. Pero como ya sabéis, no te puedes fiar de un adulto tomando café, así que me la tragué entera y verdadera, para delicia de mis terrores nocturnos. El caso es que de ahí me quedó cierto gusto por lo oscuro que más tarde me llevó a Bécquer, Poe, Lovecraft, Mary Shelley, William Blake,… y cuando tuve edad para apreciar el arte…

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    I’m not crazy; my mother had me tested.

    May 30, 2013 / 0 Comments

    Arguably, most forms of art worth lengthy discussion have a bit of madness behind them, whether it is a painting, film, or novel. Personally, I find that my creative work suffers a bit when everything in my life feels completely balanced. Think about the mental states of various actors, painters, and authors. Off of the top of my head, I can come up with Tilda Swinson, Tom Cruise, Charlie Sheen, Hemingway, Tolstoy, Poe, Wolfe, Caravaggio, (cough) Hitler… I could list tons and tons, but I’d much rather hear from you. But madness is rather subjective, isn’t it?

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