Category: Arts & Entertainment
The Word Is Murder, or, Write What You Know
Anthony Horowitz’s detective story “The Word Is Murder” is a page-turner, in both directions
Debussy Comes At You Fast
Stumbling through an inadequate description of how Khatia Buniatishvili’s interpretation of Claire de Lune got such a strong response out of me
Semi-new Song Sundays: Rina Sawayama
Have you been to that Japanese place, Wagamamas? The one in Heathrow is amazing.
MustyTV, and a scaredy-cat’s guide to horror
Recommendations for spooky movies that I probably can’t watch!
Tuesday Tune Twofer: Cookies and Milk with The Go! Team
Two tenuously and tangentially related tunes every Tuesday, starting off with an easy combo from The Go! Team
Semi-new Song Sundays: Dirty Projectors
Even before I found myself aged out of the most desirable demographics, I was never somebody who was up to date with new music. That’s partly why I’m so excited to have discovered and fallen in love with a song that was actually released this year! It’s “Overlord” by Dirty Projectors. On the surface, it…
Two Things I Love About Piranesi
Entry for the 7th day of the 10th month in the year everything was relentlessly awful
Ten Little Influencers
Thoughts about The Guest List by Lucy Foley, my constantly-changing opinions about snobbery, and the value of, well, trash
Paper Exhalation
A double book report for two tangentially-related books: Paper by Mark Kurlansky, and Exhalation by Ted Chiang
One Thing I Love About Hamilton
We’ve been hearing such effusive praise about Hamilton for so long that I’m not surprised by how much I enjoyed it. But I am surprised that the ending had me ugly-crying.
