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All of these things and many more appear to have their origins in shamanism, its performance and its practice as an all-inclusive one-stop model of existence. In short, I see almost the entirety of the modern culture surrounding us as being the dismembered body of magic. As for how I practice magic, while there may still be the occasional ceremonial ritual if required, at this stage of my development I practice magic by being aware of the magical dimension of everything I do.
The most obvious difference is that in a prose novel, you neither have nor should require an illustrator. This in turn changes a lot of things. For instance, in a comic book you have the power to misdirect or to subliminally inform your reader by burying a salient visual detail in the background of a panel, whereas prose lacks that capacity and will demand new strategies to accomplish those things. Also, in prose you can make what is unseen as important as what is visible. The author H. Before your first well read stories you published fanzines, worked cleaning toilets and in tannery, sold LSD and had a job a office for a subcontractor of a gas board.
Do you miss being young and anonymous?
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How were those times? While I greatly enjoyed being young, with all the energy and physical capability that youth implies, I am also greatly enjoying being old and having access to all of the different energies, and to all of the emotional and intellectual capability that age implies. Yes, sometimes I do find myself wishing that I could just go about my business in Northampton without attracting so much attention, but on the other hand that attention, here in my home town, is generally well-intentioned, low key, respectful, and seems as uncomfortable with the idea of celebrity as am I myself.
Of course, my only reason for pursuing the work that I do is the hope that my work, and therefore my ideas, can reach and affect as wide an audience as is humanly possible. Logically, I have to accept that this also means that my name and my reputation will be reaching a similarly-sized audience, and that there is a certain contradiction in wanting one of these outcomes without being prepared to accept the other. Thus the best course of action seems to be to try to minimise the impact of my personal celebrity as much as possible — for my own good, and for the good of everyone involved — while making the most of the potential audience to which this celebrity grants me access.
Most of the time, I feel I do a pretty decent job of handling this, but that is probably a matter that other people can judge more accurately than I can. What have led you to create V for Vendetta? What were the influences and ideas passing in your mind at that time? I no longer own copies of these books and, other than the earnest creative work that I put into them at the time, my only associations with these works are broken friendships, perfectly ordinary corporate betrayals and wasted effort.
As I would hope should be obvious, to separate emotionally from work that you were previously very proud of is quite a painful experience and is not undertaken lightly. However, having to answer questions about my opinions regarding DC Comics latest imbecilic use of my characters or stories would be much more harrowing. What was the impact of popular heroes comic books in our culture?
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I think the impact of superheroes on popular culture is both tremendously embarrassing and not a little worrying. Primarily, mass-market superhero movies seem to be abetting an audience who do not wish to relinquish their grip on a their relatively reassuring childhoods, or b the relatively reassuring 20th century.
The continuing popularity of these movies to me suggests some kind of deliberate, self-imposed state of emotional arrest, combined with an numbing condition of cultural stasis that can be witnessed in comics, movies, popular music and, indeed, right across the cultural spectrum. The superheroes themselves — largely written and drawn by creators who have never stood up for their own rights against the companies that employ them, much less the rights of a Jack Kirby or Jerry Siegel or Joe Schuster — would seem to be largely employed as cowardice compensators, perhaps a bit like the handgun on the nightstand.
I would also remark that save for a smattering of non-white characters and non-white creators these books and these iconic characters are still very much white supremacist dreams of the master race.
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In fact, I think that a good argument can be made for D. You have desconstructed an entire genre and exerted major influence in the adult comic books after the publication of Watchmen. Again, see my answer to question six. I still respect and love the comic medium and may very well work in the medium at some future point, but I genuinely want to put my connections with a comic industry that appears to me to be hopelessly dysfunctional far, far behind me.
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Other than that, I remember swimming in one of the deep-gouged and diamond-clear streams of Glen Nevis, back in the early s. Electing to climb out of the stream up a twelve-foot rock-face, halfway up I discovered a jutting stone ledge, only a few inches across, upon which was resting a small pile of hair-clippings, the hair being fine, blonde and definitely human.
It looked like it might have been that of a child. That was a thing which, for want of any likely or even conceivable explanation, I categorised as strange.
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Eerie, even. What are your political beliefs? In such a state, inter-individual cooperation is the most successful and thus the default form of interaction. It is currently thought that those earliest communities somehow realised that status would create divisions that would ultimately destabilise the entire culture. The times are not so good -- we're looking for heroes.
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