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Alan U. Dalul is an author, columnist, and academic from Venezuela, now based in Utah. He has a master’s degree in communication and has worked in the field for over a decade. Alan's main interests have been culture, folklore, and gothic studies. He sees fiction and folklore as reflections of the time and place in which they were created. He goes to the movies, supports local businesses, and learns about diverse and marginalized communities when he's not writing. Alan U. Dalul es un autor, columnista y académico de Venezuela que actualmente reside en Utah. Tiene una maestría en comunicación y ha trabajado en ese campo durante más de una década. Los principales intereses de Alan han sido la los estudios culturales, de folclore, y góticos. Considera que la ficción y el folclore son reflejos del tiempo y el lugar en el que fueron creados. Va al cine, apoya a los negocios locales y aprende sobre comunidades diversas y marginadas cuando no está escribiendo.
My dad used to say he meditated by painting. I say I meditate by writing, but it’s not only that. I write to find a connection with something higher, bigger than myself, a purpose and a passion that makes me feel alive. Writing is the first and foremost manifestation of Witchcraft for me.
I’ve been a fan of Lindsey Stirling for a long, long time. I’ve fallen in love with her music over and over again, and I fell in love deeper than ever before with the first single of her upcoming album, Eye Of The Untold Her. Her video gave me another idea for music Witchcraft – not a ritual, but a spell or meditation I felt emotional about.
Soy fan de Lindsey Stirling desde hace mucho, mucho tiempo. Y me enamoré más que nunca del primer sencillo de su próximo álbum, Eye Of The Untold Her. Un video que me hizo pensar en las fracturas internas que tengo y cómo las he ido curando.
Alan U. Dalul reviews Craig Spencer’s “Witchcraft Unchained: Exploring the History & Traditions of British Craft,” from Crossed Crow Books.
Alan U. Dalul reviews his experience with James Hood’s Mesmerica XL, an audiovisual guided meditation experience, and finds that while the concept is brilliant, the execution falters.
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