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- n. Plural form of pastiche.
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“The movie, like many of Harryhausen’s mythology pastiches, is chock-full of great set pieces to showcase the stop-action work.”
“Though, of course, this means we’re basically just getting a magazine full of Holly Lisle pastiches, which is nice if you like Holly Lisle, I guess.”
“Even if this were a passably good idea, the score would have sunk the show, for the songs are period pastiches so anonymous as to actively resist recollection.”
“At his best here, he produces unpersuasive pastiches.”
“The problem pops up early when tunes like "Christmas 1962" prove good pastiches but nothing more.”
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“Such pastiches are unlikely to live, but who wants to stand in the way of science?”
“Sikoryak clearly knows his material, both literary and comic, which is why these pastiches work so well.”
“The novels, with convoluted structures and indeterminate endings, are a postmodernist mélange of fantasy worlds, dystopias, alternate realities and genre pastiches, all overlaid on an unsuspecting contemporary Japan.”
“I am learning about these Conan pastiches and their authors as I go, and I believe that much can be learned and added to your list by looking at Russian websites.”
“But for those of us that can appreciate the different takes an author can give on the Conan character and just like a good rip-roarin 'tale of battles, wenches and treasures, the pastiches can often provide.”
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