Tag: fiction

Thoughts On: The Midnight Gospel

Imagine a Mongolian throat singer tripping on DMT The Midnight Gospel is a one-of-a-kind experience. The not so simple premise of a boy traversing through dimensions and universes to interview people for his podcast proves a marvelous vehicle for exploring the big questions related to life, death, theology, and so on. Despite the show's definite … Continue reading Thoughts On: The Midnight Gospel →

Thoughts On: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

Orgy Porgy! Orgy Porgy! Orgy Porgy! It's a testament to Brave New World that the elements of the dystopian setting are so commonplace in our minds today. Before I read this book I was already familiar with the idea of growing humans in test tubes, over-drugging, and so on, probably from other works this novel … Continue reading Thoughts On: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley →

Reflecting On: The Best of the Decade

This is a collection of some of the best work I experienced during the decade. This is not, however, a discussion around what is the best or most influential work of the decade. I certainly have not played every video game, watched every film, listened to every album, or read every book and play. Furthermore, … Continue reading Reflecting On: The Best of the Decade →