part 353 whalers on the moon

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We've been here over a year now! I can hardly believe it! Dreamwidth's been pretty good, I'd say, with almost no downtime to speak of and all that! Anyway... how is your spring going? Or I guess it's almost summer, isn't it? Hopefully it's been well! I've been catching up on work and new movies, all very exciting stuff, I'm sure.

Enjoy part 353!

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what are you reading thread

[(Anonymous)]

books, fics, quotes, essays, poetry, anything that's not on the meme

Re: what are you reading thread

[(Anonymous)]

Which is to say that restraint has not been one of his watchwords — until now. With “Willow Creek,” a found-footage yarn set in Humboldt County, Calif., Mr. Goldthwait exercises so much caution that you want to get behind his characters and push. This impatience stems at least partly from expectations cultivated by a long line of similar pseudo-documentary creep-outs — curious seekers of the supernatural getting more than they bargained for — dating all the way back to “The Blair Witch Project” in 1999. As if in homage to that ingenious groundbreaker, “Willow Creek” hugs the template with a deliberation that has the unfortunate effect of encouraging our brains to dance ahead of the script.

Re: what are you reading thread

[(Anonymous)]

"Say it. Say her name. Elia Martell."

Subtitles.

Re: what are you reading thread

[(Anonymous)]

"how to disappear completely" a book about "modern anorexia" IDK if I like it