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Author Archives: patrickrhett
An American Plague
Ahh, something else to be afraid of. And I learned who Walter Reed was.
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Locke & Key
Compelling premise, characters and setting undone by possibly the worst, most unbelievable final episode I’ve ever seen.
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Widows
Well acted character study. Some really striking scenes. Not really about the heist.
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Parasite
E had a small carcinoma removed from her ear this morning and we got out early and went to see a movie at the Drafthouse Village. Good movie. Inequality poisons the rich and the poor, but we all want to … Continue reading
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Aftermath Life Debt
A big popcorn movie of a book. Looks like I’m reading the trilogy.
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Deep Down Dark
A compelling read about a barely imaginable experience, and a look into a mining subculture that exists within the larger Chilean culture about which I am mostly ignorant.
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Aftermath
I’ve never read a movie universe expanding book, whatever you call that, but the author was funny on Twitter and made people mad by including a gay character, so I gave it a go. I liked all the characters and … Continue reading
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Killers of the Flower Moon
Recently it seems like not a month goes by that I am not made aware of something incredibly awful that white people have done that I have never heard of before, and the last two have taken place in Oklahoma … Continue reading
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Wilder Girls
It was diverting enough while I was reading it, but when this one was over and settling in my head it just reminded me of a YA Annihilation with less mystery and more friendship. Which is fine, but probably not … Continue reading
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Photo by Nate
The Boy apparently did not inherit my curse, as we both look completely normal in this quick one-off shot from Nate.
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