Author: Alex de Borba
Alex de Borba
Bogotá, Colombia
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Halloween Newsstands Behind the Keepers of the Culture
Until the late nineteenth-century, Halloween amounted to barely anything more than a couple of informational inches of column space in…
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Celebrating its Eighth Anniversary Through Utopias
From a modest beginning, when the medium was founded eight years ago, we established a tradition in which each monthly…
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Dark Tranquillity Memorable Performance at Festival Rock al Parque
Despite the unworthy contention caused by overall attendees, musicians and media press, Colombian festivals such as Festival Rock al Parque…
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Cannibal Corpse and the Limits of Carnographic Pleasure
Cannibal Corpse is an American death metal band formed in Buffalo, New York, in 1988.
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Educating Toward a Culture of Open Access Without Fear
In truth, digital technologies have created more than one cultural revolution, so let us call this one the open access…
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Gothic Art Architecture, Painting, Sculpture Across Europe
Gothic art, being exclusively religious art, lent powerful tangible weight to the growing power of the Church in Rome. This…
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Spanish Horror Cinema and Orphaned Cultural Learnings
Since its introduction to the cinema in the early twentieth-century, the horror genre has functioned to evoke anxiety and visceral…
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Heavy Metal Studies Unlocking Cultural, Open Access Research
Heavy metal studies present a diverse range of current research drawing on sociological and cultural theory, by exploring the gendered…
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The Audacity of Horror, or Paradoxes of the Heart
The idea that the interest in horror literature might somehow cause the reader to become violent, is merely another argument…
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Progressive Alkaloid Deliver ‘The Malkuth Grimoire’ On Vinyl Edition
The vinyl version of ‘The Malkuth Grimoire’ is scheduled for release on February 9th, 2018, through Season of Mist on…
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Teaching Horror Literature in a Multicultural Classroom
As a genre, horror tends to be marginalized in literature because it is often mistakenly perceived to be inappropriate for…
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An Aesthetic Discourse About Alternative Cultures
Our medium draws on alternative cultures, even as it takes its inspiration from new desires of publishing and interdisciplinary modes…
