I. Of Facts and Truths You are writing what will probably become the de facto story of what happened to Levi, and so every detail you choose to do that with shall become significant, because your account will be the one account anyone is ever likely to read about him. -Jim Fingal …the more important […]
Drive did not resonate with me as much as I wanted. Not because I thought the trailer looked like The Fast and the Furious and not because the film is poorly made – far from it. I’ve seen it before. It’s a cover.
It’s disconcerting. This one from Anobium contributor Garrett Tiedemann at CyNar Pictures.
“It is generally thought that the first movie poster was created in 1890 by French painter and lithographer Jules Cheret for a short film called “Projections Artistiques”. Most of the early film posters prior to 1910 were simple signs with block text announcing the title, producer, and director.”¹ Over the decades this process evolved to […]
Garrett Tiedemann’s piece “Cleaning House,” reflected on how difficult it is to get rid of books in order to make space for the new. Books are fabulous. I choose book over Nook any day, but books do take up space. Books are rectangular chunks of space-taking; receptacles of language whose pages preserve traces of thumb-throughs and […]
