A Q&A with 'Andor' writer Tom Bissell on narrative structure, quick deaths, and getting T-boned by Star Wars history.
This musician not only changed my life—she defined it.
Fascist autocracies are bad enough, and the worst have no ambition but eternal control.
Tales of the ultra-powerful may have run their course, leaving us to confront the challenge of surviving a multiverse we cannot transcend.
This Japanese movie from 2001 virtually vanished after its release, but now, finally, it's connecting with a brand-new audience.
Unless you're a dork like me, you're probably not watching it.
On falling in love with a tossed-off phrase, and what that says about writing—my own and everyone else's.
What does it mean when we consume culture—movies, TV, books—out of sequence?
I'm addicted to finales—in life as well as art.
Who was the human being behind the legend?
Surprise! I've got a better approach, just for you.
It touches on a very specific but meaningful vein of technological nostalgia.
