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Author Archives: ericmcclanahan
Only Scrooge in ‘Scrooged’: Scrapping ‘A Christmas Carol’ in a Christmas Classic
My Capstone Research Paper to fulfill my Bachelor’s in English Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged A Christmas Carol, Bill Murray, books, Charles Dickens, Christmas, Movies, reviews, Scrooged
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“Must have been mid afternoon…”
Wherein I ask you for One More Day… Continue reading
Wildcat, The Dancing Village: The Curse Begins, and 100s of Beavers
The short of it: WILDCAT is great, THE DANCING VILLAGE less so, 100s OF BEAVERS, more so. For the long of it, read on… Continue reading
“How can you still be alive?” – Dethklok
I am writing my memoir, in earnest now, as I tentatively started to about twenty years ago. It’s a long, slow, grueling process, lurching forward in sporadic, drunken spurts. I am, as of this typing, 25k words into it. My … Continue reading
“Been here before / though there’s something in the air this time…”
I don’t know if your high school experience was like mine, but I often felt unloved, misunderstood, and alien to those around me. I felt like some anomaly in the halls. I wasn’t conventionally attractive, not particularly sharp or acute, … Continue reading
Riding the Dragon
Posted in Depression
Tagged death, life, major depression, mental-health, Too Much Thinking
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“Somebody leaves, someone arrives/Something is gone, and I’m still alive”
A colleague has passed away. Our contemporaries said someone should write something about it; about him. I didn’t actually like him. We had only one interaction and it wasn’t pleasant. By no means am I glad he’s gone; far from … Continue reading
“Years have proved / to offer nothing since you’ve moved”
Wherein I consider the honesty and pragmatic nature of depression… Continue reading
Posted in Depression
Tagged major depression, mental-health, Politics, Too Much Thinking
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“I rarely see you when you’re smiling / it really gets under my skin”
Wherein I share a work in progress about love… Continue reading
Posted in Depression, Uncategorized
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“Shame you left my life so soon, you should have told me, hey, but you left me Far Behind”
Wherein I ponder my cancellation… Continue reading
Posted in Covid-19, Decentness, Depression
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