Truly awful.
It makes an irrevocable error by sympathizing with Theodore, a protagonist who is a depraved loser.
Truly awful.
It makes an irrevocable error by sympathizing with Theodore, a protagonist who is a depraved loser.
A strange, horror-adjacent maritime adventure with a real sense of atmosphere and dread. What it lacks in strong characters it makes up for with the language, which is closer to a prose poem than standard fiction. If you enjoyed Ian McGuire's The North Water, you'll also dig this.
Yes, I use my review of Pillion to talk about Wuthering Heights, and which approach toward eroticism I ultimately find the more successful.
Yes, I use my review of Pillion to talk about Wuthering Heights, and which approach toward eroticism I ultimately find the more successful.
Yes, I use my review of Pillion to talk about Wuthering Heights, and which approach toward eroticism I ultimately find the more successful.
Source: www.vulture.com/article/when...
Source: www.vulture.com/article/when...
Source: www.vulture.com/article/when...
I'll go first: David Draiman of Disturbed
Off camera, especially during his cancer battle, he struck me as self-deprecating and courageous.
Rest in power.
Off camera, especially during his cancer battle, he struck me as self-deprecating and courageous.
Rest in power.
My personal favorite was when he played the world's shittiest boss to Dennis Haysbert in HEAT.
My personal favorite was when he played the world's shittiest boss to Dennis Haysbert in HEAT.
To be clear, I am not here to litigate the intricacies of the job report revision process. I just think it's funny to encounter an example of "I happen to have Mr. McLuhan right here" in the wild.
I promise I'll go back to posting about movies, books, and punk rock shortly.
Some context: BLS released its jobs numbers today, which were better than expected, and resistance libs would rather stay mad/conspiratorial than listen to actual on-the-ground experts that the data is still reliable.
To be clear, I am not here to litigate the intricacies of the job report revision process. I just think it's funny to encounter an example of "I happen to have Mr. McLuhan right here" in the wild.
I promise I'll go back to posting about movies, books, and punk rock shortly.
Some context: BLS released its jobs numbers today, which were better than expected, and resistance libs would rather stay mad/conspiratorial than listen to actual on-the-ground experts that the data is still reliable.
Some context: BLS released its jobs numbers today, which were better than expected, and resistance libs would rather stay mad/conspiratorial than listen to actual on-the-ground experts that the data is still reliable.
The Post reporters were laid off and the desks were shut down instead.
www.theverge.com/policy/87683...