Rory Scovel, Fitzgerald Theater. I should have worn *my* santa hat, too.
December 4, 2025 at 1:20 AM
Rory Scovel, Fitzgerald Theater. I should have worn *my* santa hat, too.
Design is my passion.
October 23, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Design is my passion.
I got to see a sneak preview of ep. 1 of "Alien: Earth" in Minnesota. An excited family sat next to me, and explained that their son was in the show.
They weren't big sci-fi fans, but it was a great break for him.
They weren't big sci-fi fans, but it was a great break for him.
September 24, 2025 at 2:12 AM
I got to see a sneak preview of ep. 1 of "Alien: Earth" in Minnesota. An excited family sat next to me, and explained that their son was in the show.
They weren't big sci-fi fans, but it was a great break for him.
They weren't big sci-fi fans, but it was a great break for him.
August 31st/September 1st -- reality.
August 31, 2025 at 2:33 PM
August 31st/September 1st -- reality.
August 31st/September 1st -- how I imagine it.
August 31, 2025 at 2:31 PM
August 31st/September 1st -- how I imagine it.
Ross Douthat, just asking questions about the limits of empathy.
July 17, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Ross Douthat, just asking questions about the limits of empathy.
Saint Paul, No Kings. (Crap photo.) Huge crowd. Sad day — and a passionate march. People were fierce about our values and kind to one another along the way.
June 14, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Saint Paul, No Kings. (Crap photo.) Huge crowd. Sad day — and a passionate march. People were fierce about our values and kind to one another along the way.
Until I read that headline, I actually wouldn’t have thought that I would need to examine my expectations.
April 25, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Until I read that headline, I actually wouldn’t have thought that I would need to examine my expectations.
Patrick Hoffman writes like a gorgeous hybrid of Denis Johnson, Charles Willeford, and Richard Stark. As in the best noir, his novel nails how folks on the margins fall into bad choices.
March 17, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Patrick Hoffman writes like a gorgeous hybrid of Denis Johnson, Charles Willeford, and Richard Stark. As in the best noir, his novel nails how folks on the margins fall into bad choices.
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Highly Recommended. What I love most about A Drop of Corruption--and Robert Jackson Bennett's ongoing series--is how seamlessly, and seemingly without strain, he integrates various genres.
Highly Recommended. What I love most about A Drop of Corruption--and Robert Jackson Bennett's ongoing series--is how seamlessly, and seemingly without strain, he integrates various genres.
March 2, 2025 at 5:01 PM
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Highly Recommended. What I love most about A Drop of Corruption--and Robert Jackson Bennett's ongoing series--is how seamlessly, and seemingly without strain, he integrates various genres.
Highly Recommended. What I love most about A Drop of Corruption--and Robert Jackson Bennett's ongoing series--is how seamlessly, and seemingly without strain, he integrates various genres.
Andrew’s right. I don’t post a ton here, but I am going to try and balance reposts of the brilliant folks I follow here with amazing stuff I am reading, seeing, hearing, experiencing.
Nisi Shawl’s alt history of a Beat writer, told via her journals, is great. Trust me.
Nisi Shawl’s alt history of a Beat writer, told via her journals, is great. Trust me.
January 25, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Andrew’s right. I don’t post a ton here, but I am going to try and balance reposts of the brilliant folks I follow here with amazing stuff I am reading, seeing, hearing, experiencing.
Nisi Shawl’s alt history of a Beat writer, told via her journals, is great. Trust me.
Nisi Shawl’s alt history of a Beat writer, told via her journals, is great. Trust me.
Stephen Graham Jones' newest novel comes out in March, and it may be his best (so far): a huge, shaggy epic that reimagines the vampire and the Marias massacre of a Piikani Blackfeet camp, each story "point[ing its] guns" at the other. It is shot through with dark humor, ...
December 26, 2024 at 4:26 PM
Stephen Graham Jones' newest novel comes out in March, and it may be his best (so far): a huge, shaggy epic that reimagines the vampire and the Marias massacre of a Piikani Blackfeet camp, each story "point[ing its] guns" at the other. It is shot through with dark humor, ...
“Naga” — dir. Meshal Aljaser, 2023: style to burn, and a star turn by Adwa Bader. I kind of loved it.
December 10, 2024 at 4:44 AM
“Naga” — dir. Meshal Aljaser, 2023: style to burn, and a star turn by Adwa Bader. I kind of loved it.
After Hours (1985).
November 18, 2024 at 2:11 AM
After Hours (1985).
Bailey and George, and George Bailey.
October 19, 2024 at 6:06 PM
Bailey and George, and George Bailey.
That’s enough “debating” for now. I need some deeply unsettling Icelandic horror to take the edge off.
October 2, 2024 at 1:54 AM
That’s enough “debating” for now. I need some deeply unsettling Icelandic horror to take the edge off.