In our afternoon reading: new writing by Georgi Gospindov and Matthew Specktor, revisiting Twin Peaks, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Elisabeth Thomas Interviewed, Sarah McCarry, Mark Fisher Revisited, Jeff Wood, and More
In our afternoon reading: an interview with Elisabeth Thomas, new writing from Sarah McCarry, and more.
“If Anything, the Film Directs You”: Nicholas Rombes on Making “The Removals”
The Removals, the first film from writer-director Nicholas Rombes, simultaneously occupies a number of bold artistic territories. It’s a speculative work about an underground organization revisiting and re-enacting moments from history to change society to their own end; it’s a paranoid thriller about members of that organization growing disenchanted with it; and it’s about the troubles can come when you attempt to revisit the past. (In this film there are echoes of everything from Charlie Kaufman’s film Synecdoche, New York […]
Vol.1 Brooklyn’s September 2015 Books Preview
September brings with it a whole lot of highly-anticipated books. Some are the conclusions to series that are long in the works; others are debuts; still others are insightful looks at literature and history. What follows are some of the books we’re most excited about for the month that’s just begun.