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What it's like to be an author promoting a new book
A portrait of the artist in pre-publication limbo.
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On Media Survivorship Bias
Success and failure in the attention economy tend to be much more chaotic and less controllable than we'd like to believe.
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A New Direction
The high point of any book launch comes at the beginning.
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Killing the Father: Station Eleven (Patrick Somerville, 2021)
The HBO adaptation of the popular novel is haunted by the relationships between parents and children, and the fraught legacies handed down from…
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The Snacks Were Free: Don’t Look Up (Adam McKay, 2021)
McKay’s satire is not the best movie of 2021, but it is the most 2021 movie of 2021.
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Ode to Joy: Another Round (Thomas Vinterberg, 2020)
The Danish film explores the pleasures and perils of drinking—and asks us to interrogate our own relationship with alcohol.
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Help Thou My Unbelief: Saint Maud (Rose Glass / 2019)
In a new religious horror film, the scariest thing is belief itself.
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One More Before I Go: Inside Llewyn Davis (Joel and Ethan Coen, 2013)
A movie about the struggles of a life spent creating.
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