Imperfect Speech
Mack Devlin, Rev, Jamie Lee HodgkinComplex non-linear speech, fragmented for variety, compounded with circumlocution, but constructed without duplicity. Writer. Singer. Artist. Christian. Lover. Imperfect as all holy hell. Get in here and we’ll stumble through together. \ud83e\udece \ud83d\udc3f️ \ud83d\udc26 \ud83e\udd1c\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25
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Ozempocalypse
Written and Narrated by Mack Devlin
Reading Time: Approx. 5 minutes
Ozempic: Miracle Drug or a Nightmare Waiting to Happen?
I report to you with all the seriousness attendant to earth-shattering revelations, such as t...
Invention of Meaning in the Wasteland: Myth, Memory, and the Mad Max Cycle Part 6
Part Six: She Who Speaks Now and He that Walked On
At the end of Fury Road, the platform rises, Furiosa’s literal and figurative evolution, and Max watches from the crowd. The look he gives Furiosa says what matters: now you are the legend...
Invention of Meaning in the Wasteland: Myth, Memory, and the Mad Max Cycle Part 5
Part Five: Mad Max is the Ghost We Needs
The man who drove the Interceptor in the first film existed. The man who traversed the wasteland did not. He became a story told by the survivors who needed something to explain how they survived. E...
Invention of Meaning in the Wasteland: Myth, Memory, and the Mad Max Cycle Part 4
Part Four: The Truth of the Tale, Not the Telling of the Tale
When the man bearing the essence of Mad Max, not necessarily his name, finds the tribe of children in Beyond Thunderdome, he discovers a tiny society built on hope. There is no...
Invention of Meaning in the Wasteland: Myth, Memory, and the Mad Max Cycle Part 3
A Truly Lovely Day
The story of Nux in Fury Road is the clearest proof that legends are constantly being rewritten. He begins as a fanatic whose whole thesis in life is to die beautifully. His faith in Immortan Joe is total because it give...
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Comedian, teacher, historian, journalist, and follower of Jesus living with Becker’s Muscular Dystrophy. I’m a sarcastic polymath with a filthy sense of humor. I don’t like pretentious bullshit. I’m not for everyone, but your mom sure likes me.
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Therapist. Writer. Survivor of a biblical-grade dumpster fire. Lost my partner and brother to cancer, and nearly lost myself, too. For all those rebuilding after illness, grief, and impossible endings. \ud83e\udd0d
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