#David Crow

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"The Pale-Faced Lie: A True Story" by David Crow.

"The Pale-Faced Lie: A True Story" by David Crow is a gripping memoir that recounts the author's turbulent upbringing in a dysfunctional Native American family. Set against the backdrop of New Mexico, Crow details his harrowing experiences of abuse, violence, and betrayal at the hands of his own father, a con artist and sociopath. As Crow navigates his tumultuous childhood, he grapples with his identity as a mixed-race child and struggles to find his place in the world. Despite the trauma he endures, Crow demonstrates remarkable resilience and courage, ultimately breaking free from the cycle of abuse and forging his own path to redemption. Through vivid storytelling and introspection, he sheds light on the complex dynamics of family dysfunction and the lasting impact of childhood trauma. Crow's journey is one of survival, forgiveness, and self-discovery, as he learns to confront his past and embrace his heritage. With its raw honesty and powerful narrative, "The Pale-Faced Lie" offers readers a poignant glimpse into one man's quest for healing and understanding. This true story resonates with universal themes of resilience, hope, and the enduring strength of the human spirit, making it a compelling and unforgettable read.

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“Her definition of love was obligation and guilt. It was the only love the Crow family had to offer.”

― David Crow

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*Aziraphale ignoring the fact that she can understand English and continues to talk in bad French*

Crowely : why am I in love with this idiot ffs

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idiots

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Crowley: *look how evilly I demoned!*

goats: *I can flyyy, wheee!*

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Dead Boy Detectives has everything:

Co Dependent queer platonic tough to define Best Freinds who would and have gone to hell for each other. they have an office with a cupboard full of board games, and a long history of Noodle Incident cases of '04, and also a bunch of maneuvers with code names. They are also ghosts who solve mysteries for other ghosts.

One is a sassy well read diva in a stupid little bowtie. he keeps meticulous notes, and went to hell on a technicality. he has no rizz and has a sexual awakening at the hands (paws?) of a supernatural Cat King

the other is a cheerful happy bruiser, the brawn with a pocket demension only he can navigate in his backpack, a magic cricket bat, and wells of anger deep down

they team up with a cool psychic (whos also a pretty tree) dealing with her asshole abusive boyfriend who was literally a demon while also trying to restore her memories (she also has a hilarious hate off off with the nerdy one)

then they add a sweet shut in who isn't very brave but is very inquisitive and has excellent reading comprehension and is actually the most brave

and their landlady is a hot goth Sapphic butcher who is done with their shit (but not really)

and the main antagonist is a cunt serving witch with an iron cane chewing up the scenery, just camp queen obsessed with Beauty and Revenge as she should be

she turns her crow familiar into an astrology loving twink to honeypot the nerdy one but the crow catches feelings whoops

the cat king who deserves his own mention again. he's here to seduce a stuffy British detective/tease, cause problems on purpose, reluctantly help solve those problems and mostly slut it up.

a bureaucrat learns to VERY reluctantly embrace the beautiful power of friendship after being swallowed by a fish

its set in a gorgeous seaside town with a light house! and a malt shop!

because this is all A Scooby Doo homage!

It's an episodic Case Of The Episode format! with strong serialized elements!

and as if that wasn't enough there's even Death of The Endless.

what more could any person possibly want in a show.

oh and there's a lot of really interesting themes around internalized homophpbia, abusive relationships and trauma and toxic anger and learning to love and trust and help other people again in spite of and because of the bad parts.

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The Story: The Most Underrated Movie Gems of 2022

The Writers:  David Crow, Louisa Mellor, Kirsten Howard, Tony Sokol, Joe George, Mike Cecchini

(movie still from Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Odyssey)

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Dead Boy Detectives Agency + Random Posts.

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"The Pale-Faced Lie: A True Story"by David Crow.

"The Pale-Faced Lie: A True Story" is a gripping memoir by David Crow, recounting his tumultuous upbringing in the 1950s and 60s. Born to a Native American mother and a white father, Crow navigates a childhood marked by poverty, abuse, and racism on the Navajo reservation. His father, a charming yet abusive man, subjects Crow and his siblings to physical and emotional torment. As Crow grows older, he grapples with his identity, torn between his white and Navajo heritage. Despite the challenges he faces, Crow finds solace in his connection to the land and his determination to rise above his circumstances. The memoir delves into themes of resilience, family bonds, and the quest for self-discovery amidst adversity. Through Crow's candid storytelling, readers are transported into the heart of his experiences, ultimately witnessing his journey towards healing and forgiveness. "The Pale-Faced Lie" is a powerful testament to the human spirit's capacity to overcome hardship and find redemption.

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Path at Crowe' s Pasture - David Grose

American , 1922 - 2016

Silkscreen , 20 x 26 in. Ed.140/200

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David Tennant as Crowley - Good Omens[S2]

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Favorite part of The Dead Boy Detectives for sure is Edwin pulling literally every single age appropriate male character he interacted with. The absolute cunt ever

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shadow and bone shitposts 2/?

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Part 4! I can't stop making these help