Joel W.
Joel W.A writer with many musings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | defnlynotpolish.substack.com |
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Reflections on THE ALAMO
Despite being shot in Texas and centered around Texas events, there's something about The Alamo that fails to be quintessentially Texan. For a Few Dollars More was shot in Spain and made by Italians but still feels more Texan than this film...
Reflections on BONNIE AND CLYDE.
I recently went to a local screening of Arthur Penn’s famous 1967 film, Bonnie and Clyde. To call it “Arthur Penn’s” Bonnie and Clyde is a bit of an overstatement. The film is as much its cast and crew’s as it is its director’s. In the firs...
The Lords of the Motherlands Chapter V. -- In the Dark
Sevaya groped around in the dark for some time. She couldn’t stop. The child must survive. She kept repeating that in her head. The child must survive, the child must survive, it’s all I have left of him. She tried not to think of Oren. His...
The Lords of the Motherlands -- Chapter IV. The Benefactor
Karpo awoke to the rattling of a wooden cart on uneven ground. His sleep was dreamless and empty. He felt that not a moment had passed since he was fighting in the snow outside the mines, and returned to consciousness with a start, thrustin...
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I write reflections on film, art, literature, and music. I am a writer--with a specialization in screenwriting, filmmaker, and composer. I am also currently writing a novel that is being posted on my Substack.
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