gabriel conroy
@the-endgame.bsky.social
Was not expecting the lump in the throat that ending gave me
February 7, 2026 at 12:41 AM
Was not expecting the lump in the throat that ending gave me
(i'm referring to Munro's conduct of course, not to anyone else's sentiments here)
February 5, 2026 at 9:18 PM
(i'm referring to Munro's conduct of course, not to anyone else's sentiments here)
speaking as a parent who also writes (& dearly loved Munro's work), this is vile
"not being much of a parent" is still not in the same hemisphere as what Munro was
all the stories she every wrote, all the laurels she received, are not -- will never be -- worth her child's (any child's) suffering
"not being much of a parent" is still not in the same hemisphere as what Munro was
all the stories she every wrote, all the laurels she received, are not -- will never be -- worth her child's (any child's) suffering
February 5, 2026 at 9:16 PM
speaking as a parent who also writes (& dearly loved Munro's work), this is vile
"not being much of a parent" is still not in the same hemisphere as what Munro was
all the stories she every wrote, all the laurels she received, are not -- will never be -- worth her child's (any child's) suffering
"not being much of a parent" is still not in the same hemisphere as what Munro was
all the stories she every wrote, all the laurels she received, are not -- will never be -- worth her child's (any child's) suffering
or just blow up her shot at the Nobel
February 3, 2026 at 11:28 PM
or just blow up her shot at the Nobel
"Dick . . . YOU'RE FIRED!"
February 3, 2026 at 10:53 PM
"Dick . . . YOU'RE FIRED!"
true, but when Fellini and Zola (& with Deadwood . . . Melville?) are producing work concurrently for the same patron (& competing for said patron's $$$ & the same audience), it's hard to resist ☺️
February 3, 2026 at 7:17 PM
true, but when Fellini and Zola (& with Deadwood . . . Melville?) are producing work concurrently for the same patron (& competing for said patron's $$$ & the same audience), it's hard to resist ☺️
. . . and it's more consistent from beginning to end than Homicide is
but i'm more drawn (& moved) by Homicide's rawness -- and what it accomplished on network tv!
but i'm more drawn (& moved) by Homicide's rawness -- and what it accomplished on network tv!
February 3, 2026 at 6:25 PM
. . . and it's more consistent from beginning to end than Homicide is
but i'm more drawn (& moved) by Homicide's rawness -- and what it accomplished on network tv!
but i'm more drawn (& moved) by Homicide's rawness -- and what it accomplished on network tv!
The Wire is more entertaining than i expected (the way some talk, i was expecting a dreary sermon)
not going out on a limb to say it's more "important" than The Sopranos, tackling subjects most don't want to face . . .
not going out on a limb to say it's more "important" than The Sopranos, tackling subjects most don't want to face . . .
February 3, 2026 at 6:25 PM
The Wire is more entertaining than i expected (the way some talk, i was expecting a dreary sermon)
not going out on a limb to say it's more "important" than The Sopranos, tackling subjects most don't want to face . . .
not going out on a limb to say it's more "important" than The Sopranos, tackling subjects most don't want to face . . .