Brian K. Vaughan creates some of the roundest, most charismatic characters in comics. That’s his trademark. His bread-and-butter. […]
Category Archive: An Inventory of Effects
The Road is one of those rare books that will be read three-hundred years from now. When humans are […]
How to read and not envy George Saunders when George Saunders writes exactly the way you’d write had […]
I’m embarrassed to admit that Both Flesh and Not is my first David Foster Wallace book and that I find […]
John Lennon is alive and well, living in the mouth of Kevin Parker. Lonerism stands for redefinition: a […]
Dallas Fender: So many of my favourite books have been graced by your contributions and doomed by your […]
The Coen brothers No Country for Old Men, adapted from Cormac McCarthy’s inimitable novel, is the most perfectly directed genre-movie […]
Now that the dust has settled and the noise has diminished, let’s return to the latest U2 album, […]
If you grew up watching movies, day and night, like I did, you probably secretly hoped that one […]
I. {Fight Clubs Sprouting All Over America Like Skin Ulcers} “How much can you know about yourself if […]
