On the decision to move forward and give up a comfortable position to do something incredibly uncomfortable.
A book about tech oligarchs taking over the world, the skies, and our minds, and those willing to fight back.
How the TikTok drama is further proof that relying on platforms for creative careers is a terrible idea.
Don't call it an announcement, call it an evolution.
Writers don't have a Criterion Closet, and liking old, more abstract books can make readers angry. What gives?
It happened. It's fine. Just obnoxious.
How a simple little game continues to tackle big issues artists face in our hyper-capitalistic, ROI-obsessed world.
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A new piece of short fiction.
Just like "show don't tell," not all conventions or rules are the same.
But you should follow it anyway.
I give my best attempt at a spoiler-free breakdown of why Hayao Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron is the exact film we collectively need right now.
