by Q | SatSat, AprApr, 2016201620162016 | Culture
I love going to the cinema. One of life’s purest pleasures is paying too much money for a film ticket, buying expensive snacks, sitting in the dark and letting yourself become immersed in a film. Admittedly, I don’t go very often. The nearest cinema is a 40 minute...
by E | FriFri, AprApr, 2016201620162016 | Nonfiction
I am devastatingly, enchantingly in love with phở. The Vietnamese rice noodle dish has bewitched me body and soul. I was first introduced to this sublime delight by my significant other, Vu, who is Vietnamese-American, and somewhat of a connoisseur of all things phở....
by admin | TueTue, AprApr, 2016201620162016 | Life
I almost decided against writing this article from fear that it would be too inflammatory and alienate people. Then I checked myself and remembered that this is the point of the Boshemia blogspace – to not censor our opinions to a polite, grey area or to stroll on by...
by Q | SunSun, AprApr, 2016201620162016 | Review
The Path: The Era Of The Ladder & What The Fire Throws Review We open in New Hampshire. Chaos, destruction, rubble, everything is grey, a baby is crying – this is clearly not a healthy environment for a baby. The camera tethers to the body of a young woman as she...
by E | FriFri, AprApr, 2016201620162016 | Life
It has taken me some two decades of cognizant selfhood (I’m 23, and assuming my “selfhood” began somewhere in toddlerdom), and I have finally realized that it is time I have stopped apologizing.I am speaking to the cultural phenomena of women —myself included—...
