- The last vestige of the Brontës.
- The seven types of bookstore patrons.
- Why Western culture is so morally outraged.
- Where the Academy went wrong.
- An interview with the man who's going to save 2-D animation.
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1 comment:
Thanks for links to interesting reads.
The one about "where the Academy failed" is fairly interesting, though essentially simplistic and tired. I mean, Adorno basically beat this guy to the overall idea generations ago. I think he obviously adds some new wrinkles, but it's short-sighted and picks at the surface, really.
Oh, and I know have a favorite Australian TV show.
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