I think most folks (definitely me) would honestly say their careers are mostly meeting things halfway, rather than a planned progression. I can see that being more frustrating for folks in creative careers where they naturally think in narrative arcs.

The Night of the Hunter
Carnival of Souls
Night of the Living Dead
Psycho
Ed Wood

“The Lost World” was as dreadful as “Jurassic Park” was awesome

@neptunesalad.bsky.social I finally finished reading this and really enjoyed it! The very short chapters are double edged sword. Makes it easy to read a tiny amount at a time. Near the end I couldn’t help but think of the modern “NPC” designation for folks who don’t agree with a right wing view.

and it’s Socrates

Any possibility of an audio project with a companion short film?

Meant to mention, when I was trying to get back into reading after a hiatus, I found graphic novels that seemed interesting. That felt easier than jumping into reading full books again. Lately I’ve really enjoyed audiobooks. Your library probably has a ton you can download free.

I’ll take you up on it. Just placed a hold at the library.

I have yet to read “breakfast of champions” or “mother night”, but I really love “cats cradle”. Shared that one with my teenager and he really liked it too. I was excited to hear that Noah Hawley is working on an adaptation!

I love Marcovaldo, and also really love the much more surreal Cosmicomics, but my favorite Calvino for sheer “this shouldn’t work but somehow does” is “if on a winter’s night a traveler”. That one is unlike anything else I’ve read, and is a love letter to being a reader.

Well, I can’t accept that, it looks fake

They looked better with Elizabeth

I’m sorry I can’t argue about this anymore unless you’ve paid

I’ve told you once already

I bet the original mistake ones will be collectors items

yarp