thought monster
Cameron KatzA newsletter about the creative process, movies and media today, and where the humanities can exist among it all. And maybe there's a bit of history in there too.
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I'm begging for an English class.
*blows dust off newsletter*
Men Who Hate the Barbie Movie Are SO CLOSE to Getting the Point.
This essay contains slight spoilers for the Barbie movie. But you’ve probably either seen the movie already or had spoilers invade your social media algorithm. So, it’s fine.
Actually, I don’t want to be the main character.
Dark feminine. Light feminine. Clean girl. Vanilla girl. Coastal grandma. Etc…etc…etc…
I read It Ends With Us so you don’t have to.
A fun little disclaimer: Everyone is 100% entitled to read, watch, and listen to what they enjoy. Let me be the first to say that I am an elitist asshole BUT I am an elitist asshole who also thinks it’s dumb to consume fancy literary conten...
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Gen Z writer attempting to have original thoughts again by asking questions about history, storytelling, media, and the internet. [teen vogue, philadelphia inquirer, the hill]
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