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'Falling Stars' Review: Folk Horror in the California Desert? Yes, Please - Vimarsana News

'Falling Stars' Review: Folk Horror in the California Desert? Yes, Please

This new indie horror film depicts a vivid and eerie world with unspeakable danger hovering just out of sight.

Desert Oracle's Ken Layne on "Up Close Show" tomorrow (6/16) - Vimarsana News

Desert Oracle's Ken Layne on "Up Close Show" tomorrow (6/16)

The Desert Oracle phenomenon is telling the stories of the strange, weird, and supernatural in our desert regions. Ken Layne of Desert Oracle Magazine and

One Night In Joshua Tree's Multicolored, Cubist Monument House - Vimarsana News

One Night In Joshua Tree's Multicolored, Cubist Monument House

The Instagram-famous desert home designed by SoCal starchitect Josh Schweitzer recently became available to book as a vacation rental, and my partner and I jumped at the chance to visit.

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Rural Utah to Host Unique Cultural Convening - Vimarsana News

Rural Utah to Host Unique Cultural Convening

Green River Spring Summit to plant the seeds of more creative investment in rural Utah March 30 - April 1, 2022 Co-hosted by Epicenter (Green River) and Granary Arts (Ephraim), the 2022 Spring Summit in Green River brings together designers, architects, artists, curators, cultural producers and community organizers to gather around the concept of “home.”

Delve into the desert's mysteries with the Desert Oracle podcast - Vimarsana News

Delve into the desert's mysteries with the Desert Oracle podcast

The desert is a mysterious place full of stories, real and otherwise, some of the darkest kind and others that are simply strange and seem nearly impossible. And those tales rarely err on the side of something fun and optimistic, because for many, the desert embodies scariness.Ken Layne sees it very differently, and that has helped him carve out a unique second career with his

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