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20/12/2024

Dear reader,

We're taking a little break until the new year. Until then, rest well, be merry, and read lots!

Xoxo,
Everyone at Erato Magazine

16/12/2024

Grandma Moses, self-taught American primitive artist, painted many a winter scene.

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12/12/2024

"Arguably harder than a breakup, is losing a friendship you thought would last a lifetime. In all transparency, I’ve never had to go through a breakup," writes .

Read all about friendships, friendship breakups, and how they shape our lives in the newest piece on our website: www.eratomagazine.com

09/12/2024

From the tea-towels and tinsel halos of primary school plays, to that go-to, tissues-at-the-ready seasonal film, to the thousands of stable-based images in Western art. Whether you are church-going or not, Christmas is associated with Mary, Joseph and a baby lying in a manger. But, like all religious festivals which have developed over time there's a lot more to it than the Nativity.

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20/11/2024

Writer and director Osgood “Oz” Perkins appears to ask penetrating questions with Longlegs (2024). So why does Perkins’ latest horror flick leave such a profound taste of disappointment behind in the mouth?

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15/11/2024

reviews Amy Stuber's 'Sad Grownup' in our newest piece.

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13/11/2024

Eishal Faisal's poem is inspired by Taylor Swift's 'How Did it End' - read the full piece on our website: www.eratomagazine.com

11/11/2024

The review is in six parts, in our current blog culture’s preferred style: a longform wall-of-text essay. Longform essays are, sometimes, acts of resistance for the attention-deprived world. Then again, critical thinking deserves and easy-in, easy-out style, too.

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09/11/2024

In his groundbreaking 1972 TV series, Ways of Seeing, novelist and critic John Berger put this painting on the screen, describing it as 'a landscape of a cornfield with birds flying out of it.'

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07/11/2024

"I'd take only what was really important. Let's make a list, Dad."
- Sam, Packing for the Moon

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05/11/2024

Erato Magazine catches up with Jessica Swift two years after our initial interview. Read the full piece on our website: www.eratomagazine.com

05/11/2024

Jessica Swift is a 24-year-old multidisciplinary artist from Bradford, England, who primarily works with with contemporary sculpture and abstract painting/mark making....

Jessica Swift is a 24-year-old multidisciplinary artist from Bradford, England, who primarily works with with contemporary sculpture and abstract painting/mark making.

03/11/2024

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01/11/2024

Siblings wrestle with their departed grandmother's pile of greeting cards that defy all nostalgia.

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30/10/2024

Rachel Orta (she/her) is from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She gravitates towards dream-like themes, often inspired by mysteries of nature and complexities of family. A list of her recent publications and links to social media can be found here - https://linktr.ee/RachelOrta.

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28/10/2024

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Mileva Anastasiadou () is a neurologist, from Athens, Greece and the author of "We Fade With Time" by Alien Buddha Press. A Pushcart, Best of the Net, Best Microfiction and Best Small Fictions nominated writer, her work has been selected for the Best Microfiction anthology 2024 and Wigleaf Top 50 and can be found in many journals, such as the Chestnut Review, New World Writing, Cotton Xenomorph, and others.