Jeb Ralston
The Gift of Growing Up (and Pixar’s Luca)
“I Never Had any Friends Later on Like the Ones I Had When I Was Twelve”
The Comfort of Not Being Our Own
“If You are What You Do and You Do Poorly, What Then? It’s Over; You’re Wiped Out.”
Sufjan Stevens’ Season of Hopelessness
“Let the Record Show What I Couldn’t Quite Confess / For by Living for Myself I Was Living for Unrest.”
The Irony of Outrage and Sufjan Stevens’ “America”
Criticism which Intimately Involves Self-Criticism Will Almost Always be More Readily Received
1917 and the Ruin of Beautiful Things
Does the Movie’s Aesthetic Trivialize the Brutality of War, or Does It Do the Opposite?
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