film and fiction with gxaa
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A Good Girl’s Guide to R.F. Kuang
With Taipei Story, R.F. Kuang’s seventh novel, having been released earlier this month, I’ve decided to take it upon myself to answer the question: is she actually worth reading?
Over the course of her career, Kuang has become one of the m...
Homer vs Hollywood
When the first reactions to Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey began circulating, the conversation immediately became the same as when any book is adapted into a film. People asking which scenes had been cut, which characters had been changed,...
Why I Don’t Think of Myself as a Film Journalist
Last Sunday I published my 9th article: Supergirl (2026) forgot how to earn hope. Instead of feeling relieved or happy that I’d released something that I was very proud of, I found myself immediately stressing about what my next article wou...
Supergirl (2026) forgot how to earn hope.
I watched Supergirl (2026) much later than everybody else, which meant I had plenty of time to gauge everyone’s reactions to it. Which were bad. Most of my friends had given it 3 stars on Letterboxd, my Substack page was swimming with negat...
The One in Love Never Loses – Past Lives (2023)
Unlike most stories about love, Celine Song’s directorial debut in 2023 was less interested in the future that could happen between its protagonists, but more interested in the past that could never be recovered between them. It was a film...
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