The Literary Lens
Rhyan AneevRambling online about stories that I like.
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How does The Last Jedi hold up? A 9-year retrospective
I’ve written here before about my hatred for the Star Wars sequel trilogy. I didn’t intend to bring the subject back up, but there’s some discourse going on on Substack recently about The Last Jedi, and whether or not it really is as bad as...
The Surprising Philosophical Depth of KILL SIX BILLION DEMONS
Anyone reading my notes on here over the last couple of weeks will have noted a growing interest in something called Kill Six Billion Demons. Going through those notes, I now realize I never fully explained what that is. Kill Six Billion De...
How to Write Unbeatable Characters
As the aphorism goes, power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Personally, I think it’s incomplete. It’s true that when you have power, you lose the incentive to try and compromise with or empathize with someone else. It’s ha...
The Writing of of Anime Protagonists
The bread and butter of battle shonen anime is the development of its characters using combat as a medium. As such, these anime are heavily dependent on their cast of characters to gain and maintain audience interest. Since the protagonists...
Why some Sequels suck (and why others don’t)
When a story becomes popular and beloved (and when it starts raking in money) there’s usually a lot of pressure on the creators to continue that story. Fans want more content. The industry wants even more money. The resulting sequels can va...
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