Echoes of Elsewhere
BrooklyneEchoes of Elsewhere is about the spatial and temporal collapse of history, culture, and our present digital media moment.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | thebrooklyne.substack.com |
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Rio Report: Vacationing in a Gilded Cage
There’s something off about Rio, and it’s taken me a minute to really articulate it. I had a great time down there-- loved the culture, loved the people, but there was this really uncanny vibe that I couldn’t shake the entire trip, and I th...
Misreading(?) Ryan Coogler’s Work: In Defense of Grace and Killmonger
OK, now that we’ve cleared weekend two, I think it’s finally time to discuss some things we didn’t like about Sinners (2025). At the risk of y’all calling me a hater (even though I loved the film, so much so that I’ve seen it three times al...
Irish folklore, early American white identity, vampires, and Remmick
It’s been three days since I watched * the Ryan Coogler film that I can’t name because the algo is doing something weird with it, * and I’m still singing “Picked Poor Robin Clean,” the haunting blues song that the vampires sang outside of t...
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, Plantation Money, and Cryptocurrency
I have so many thoughts about Ryan Coogler’s new film, Sinners, that I couldn’t get everything in one post, so I guess this is the first entry in a miniseries now. For me, the film was about searching for freedom from white supremacy and th...
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