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Magikal Realism

"Magikal Realism is an online community showcasing new writing and artistic talent. Established by two Cambridge students (Sanjay and Jac) the site seeks to condense contemporary creativity. The aim is to publish an anthology in the near future."

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"Sanjay's poetry collection, 13 songs can be found here, as can Jac's short fiction. This is also the home of the webcomic Literary Delusions, which has moved to a Monday - Wednesday - Friday update schedule. Please feel free to add comments or link to us. Furthermore, we are always on the look out for new contributors."

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    ... And it's jokes like that make me a massive English geek. In fact The Castle of Otranto was one of the texts I studied for my GCSE Gothic coursework, and as the comic suggests, it is indeed absolutely bat-shit insane. Other highlight (if I remember correctly) include some bloke who 'ravishes' a ghost because he mistakes her for his fiancee, and a giant who gets his head stuck through someone's door. Kind of like The BFG then, just with more ghost rape. Finally if you don't know what a Clanger is, god help you...

    Tune of the moment: Pioneers - Bloc Party

    Jac

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