Give Me Some Light
Jeffrey OverstreetJeffrey Overstreet at the intersection of cinema, music, faith, hope, and love.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 153 |
| Subscribers | Read | jeffreyoverstreet.substack.com |
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Songlights: Tune-Yards; Suzanne Vega; Lucius; Bon Iver; Mark Pritchard & Thom Yorke; U2; Sinéad O'Connor
I’m trying something new: “Songlights” — playlist posts which I revise and expand over the course of the week as more and more songs brighten the light of my days and gleam like stars through my nights. Check back! I may add more songs to t...
Favorite Recordings of 2024: Part Six — The Top Ten
I'm grateful for those who support this journal, and I'm grateful for the artists who made these ten records in 2024. Here, I sing the praises of the music that gave me strength and got me through.
Overstreet's Favorite Films of 2024 — The Top Twelve
Gradually, I'm posting my list tonight. Because it sounded like fun. Who knows if anyone will be monitoring this while the Oscar show unfolds...
Favorite Recordings of 2024: Part Five — #20–#11
The revelations from my 2024 musical treasure hunt continue!
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I'm a novelist ("Auralia's Colors") and film memoirist ("Through a Screen Darkly"). Next: “Lost & Found in the Cathedral of Cinema” (Broadleaf 2024). I teach creative writing & film at spu.edu. Formerly the senior film critic at Christianity Today.
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