I'm a little late making this list this year, and perhaps not coincidentally it is also one of the biggest lists of its type I've ever posted. Am I going to read all of these books? No. Am I going to read a large chunk...
Author: Abigail Nussbaum
Still from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, dir. David Lynch, 1992 Other people will be able to speak more knowledgeably than me about David Lynch's career and filmography. I.
Given my role as LGM's envoy to the nerds, I can understand Paul's Rob's assumption (echoed by several people in the comments) that I would have something to say about.
Sometimes it feels as if the only way to write about television is to write about business. As Peak TV recedes further and further into our rearview mirror, the conversation around the medium has increasingly focused on the way that the streaming TV model—and its...
Readers familiar with my writing will know that I write about comics rarely, and about media tie-in fiction not at all, so I hope the fact that my latest review.
My Steam Replay dropped last week, which was a reminder that I should put together another one of these posts before the year ends. I don't use Spotify, so the.
I don't know about any of you, but my moviegoing habits have changed completely since the pandemic. Out of the fortysomething movies I've watched this year, maybe four or five were in a movie theater, and this weekend I had what was probably my last...
It's not often that I find myself both rooting for a contender in the UK's Booker Prize, and discovering that my choice has actually won, but both happened last night.
As someone who was a huge fan of Jeff VanderMeer's writing going back to the early aughts, I've always felt a bit bemused by his mid-career breakout with the Southern.
Oh, how the tables have turned. Now it is the reviewer who is reviewed! Happily, the reviews thus far for my collection Track Changes: Selected Reviews have been quite positive, and perhaps none more so than this one by Ian Mond at Locus, the long-running...
After staking out such a strong position in favor of negative reviews on my last appearance on their podcast, it's perhaps a little surprising that Dan Hartland and Aishwarya Subramanian,.
I was agnostic, shading towards negative, on the question of whether Biden should step down as the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate. My fear was that his doing so would result.