Dreadful at life, even worse at chess. Glass half empty kind of a guy. Writes stuff sometimes. Reads stuff and draws stuff the rest of the time.
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Available now in no good book stores because they all went bust as a result of Amazon, which is where it is available.
Sex Robots Must Die. It's got love, romance, action, crypto farming, sex robots and existential porn. Get a copy in ebook or paperback
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"and into it, he poured his hatred, cruelty and malice" describes my artistic process really well and thanks for the interview Galadriel!
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โIn clear, crisp prose, Wilson treats SCANNER as evidence of how our world is becoming increasingly science-fictional and how, as Philip K. Dick might say, the kipple is driving out the real.โ โMARK BOULD
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@UTexasPress @routledgebooks @BFI
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New review of @dharlanwilsonโs USURPER
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@RDSPress @antioedipusp @AJStanton6 @filter_autos @HRMsuzuki #usurper #dharlanwilson
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Release day is here!
Get your hands on A.J. Stantonโs - Gutter Punch
Behold the brilliant, hilarious and gritty new novel from the author who brought us Sex Robots Must Die.
Grab a copy today!
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I only learned about the movie Digger when I saw a news story that it was losing hundreds of millions of dollars. Then I saw people online saying it's actually good. So I went.
It is a very good movie, unlike anything I've seen before. It's a science fiction movie about how humanity will rebuild from civilizational collapse, and the lies we will tell ourselves to deal with it, disguised as a climate change polemic.
It's dark, thoughtful, made with passion by a ton of super-talented people, visually gorgeous, and really under my skin. There is no way anyone could have believed it would be profitable. It's a labor of love that actually works.
If you ever complained about Hollywood only making superhero movies, I sentence you to seeing it. Or Wildwood (by beloved animation studio Laika), coming out soon, which I fear will also be heavily punished for differentness.
Just watched Digger and can honestly say it is one of the best films I have ever seen, if not the best film I have ever seen. An absurdist farce of Shakespeare level quality. Up there for me with Barry Lyndon. Thank you to everyone involved in making it.
Continuing my Coen Bros marathon with Intolerable Cruelty. One of the few I hadn't seen before. I wasn't looking forward to it. I thought it would be another Hudsucker Proxy. Actually, it's a fine film. I even feel like the PI was a homage to Bukowski's pulp.
The Man Who Wasn't There feels like the Coen Bros most thoughtful film so far. Full of existential/absurdist concepts, as well as their trademark humour and a entertaining nod to crime noir. Another 5/5 I think.
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Kanye couldn't believe what he was seeing here ๐คฃ
I wonder what this dude's up to these days.
I'm back to watching every Coen Bros film in order after a bit of a hiatus. O Brother might be my favorite so far. It certainly has the best soundtrack and is without a doubt the best cinematic version of Homer's The Odyssey that I've seen recently.
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We're big fans of @uvray_deceased here at Urban Pigs & his latest in issue 6 of @AeosMag is another cracker.
