Fleur Blüm, a Melbourne-based writer, performer, and musician, crafts fiction with a romantic twist, infused with feminist themes.

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Pillar of Salt Anyone?

It probably hasn’t been long enough for my poor addled brain to process seeing ‘The City They Burned‘ yet, but I’m going to have a crack at a response. The website lists it as a retelling of the story of Lot and the fall of Sodom from Genesis 19 (in the Old Testament, I looked it…

September 7, 2014

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Art

Adventure, Artist Date, Attic Erratic, Challenge, Danny Delahunty, Fleur Kilpatrick, Genesis, Gomorrah, Jessica Tanner, Lot, Melbourne, Melbourne Fringe Festival, Psychology, Scott Gooding, Sodom, The City They Burned
Short Thoughts: The Return of the King

Thursday night was my sixth Melbourne International Comedy Festival Show for the season. I went to La Mama Theatre in Carlton, my companion and I bought a ticket, we waited until the allotted time to shuffle in, sat down, and realised, this was not the show the thought it would be. La Mama, it turns out,…

April 19, 2014

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Music, My Journey

Adventure, Alex Duncan, Bob Ellis, Carlton, Don’t Look Away, James Cook, King O’Malley, La Mama Theatre, Melbourne, Melbourne International Comedy Festival, MICF, Michael Boddy, Phil Rouse, Scott Gooding, The Legend of King O’Malley, The Return of Eric, Tom Pitts