Of course, there is plenty to be frustrated with in Big Bezos, our favorite company and man to complain about… … More
Tag: Drama
Products of their Historical Moment, Quentin Tarantino’s Cinema Speculation
Readers of this blog will note it comes as no surprise that I am a film connoisseur; I am often … More
“The Antediluvians” Short Story Recognized
Garrett Zecker is awarded for a short story that asks: What do emergencies look like through the eyes of the various residents we share the city with at the speed of social media, and who do we decide to help when all seems lost?
Sure, I’ll Join Your Cult by Maria Bamford
Maria Bamford’s “Sure, I’ll Join Your Cult” is an incredible, deeply personal memoir that gives her audience a glimpse into … More
#763 The Color Purple (1985) and The Color Purple by Alice Walker (1982)
Somehow it took me three English degrees, writing and teaching for over twenty years, and a hazy summer in 2023 … More
Now Is Not The Time To Panic by Kevin Wilson
Kevin Wilson’s Now is Not the Time To Panic is a beautifully nostalgic trip back to when I was a … More
Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
I want to start this with a dream that plagued me for most of my marriage. I never talked about … More
A Life Shaped By Trauma, Lessons by Ian McEwan
Ian McEwan’s newest novel breaks down a lot of mores surrounding our culture in the vibrancy of the twentieth century. … More
My Government Means to Kill Me by Rasheed Newson
A beautiful book that seems so true to life and vibrant that it feels much more like a memoir than a … More
Toxic Gonzo Live! Happy Birthday, Wanda June by Kurt Vonnegut
I never knew that Kurt Vonnegut had two plays in his repertoire… but after reading Casey Sherman’s Helltown (see my … More
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