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Sezin Koehler

Eclectic writings on social justice, pop-culture, horror, flash fiction, and more.

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Books · Horror · Prague · Third Culture Kids

The Stephen King Challenge 2011

December 21, 2010October 9, 2021 Sezin Koehler3 Comments

Announcing my participation in the 2011 Stephen King Challenge! Organised by Book Chick City, read and review 6, or 12, or more Stephen King works in 2011. Get your read on!

A Love Letter To Beloved Dead
Death · Expatria · Love Letter Project · Third Culture Kids · Trauma · Wendy

A Love Letter To Beloved Dead

July 29, 2010October 18, 2011 Sezin Koehler3 Comments

My friend Catherine’s amazing expat+HAREM post “Death at a distance”, one of the most powerful essays I have ever read, has left me processing a great deal of unresolved grief.

Intertextuality and Irony in Lady Gaga’s PAPARAZZI
Culture · Death · Expatria · Guest Posts · Horror · Music · Vampires · Women

Intertextuality and Irony in Lady Gaga’s PAPARAZZI

May 20, 2010October 18, 2011 Sezin Koehler10 Comments

My submission for this week’s www.RedRoom.com themed blog competition on “What is your favorite pop song?”

Book Review: The Assassination Of Marilyn Monroe
Books · Culture · Death · Movies · Politics · Trauma · Women

Book Review: The Assassination Of Marilyn Monroe

May 14, 2010May 17, 2013 Sezin Koehler2 Comments

My review of the tragic “Assassination Of Marilyn Monroe”.

Miep, Myself and Wendy
Books · Death · Expatria · Horror · Human Rights · Third Culture Kids · Trauma · Travel · Wendy

Miep, Myself and Wendy

January 12, 2010May 17, 2013 Sezin Koehler3 Comments

My reflections on Miep Gies’ death as well as Wendy Soltero’s would-be 32st birthday.

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