Scenes with Simon
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Nouns, Delivery At Dawn, and Collectible Media
For this week’s newsletter, I’m writing for Nouns x Kiwi writing competition. There’s one particular project I want to highlight as it blends many of the scenes I’m into: Delivery At Dawn.
The Recipe of Subtle Foreshadowing
There’s a recent trend on TikTok that plays with the concept of foreshadowing, by well, not making it very subtle at all. It’s not truly foreshadowing, but more as a play on non-linear storytelling:
To Being A Little More Dazed And Confused
The theatrical release of Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused recently turned 30. Vanity Fair sat down with Linklater to discuss the film’s lasting cult appeal.
Owning the Memes of Production
I'm socialist in the sense that I want more of society to own more of it. Not just in a welfare state sense where taxes pay for public services, but in a more classical sense: having more people *directly* owning the “means of production”. ...
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