Another marginal note on Joan Didion

Political Fictions (2001)

The internet is ugly when it falls apart

On the perceptual experience of link rot.

Comics won't just break your heart

On the unforgiving economics of making comics—and cartoonists’ efforts to change them—in the wake of #ComicsBrokeMe

I leave pieces of myself behind

It’s difficult to articulate what gets lost.

A marginal note on Joan Didion

Political Fictions (2001)

'Raid of the Rainbow Lounge' is still relevant

This is kind of a film review but also just a rant.

What use is obsessive journaling?

It’s pointless. I love it and can’t live without it.

Kamala Harris and the burden of Fortnite

I’m not sure it’s possible to come up with a worse idea.

Sometimes I turn incoherent thoughts into something like gold

A few notes on writing good.

Five hundred years of bureaucratic violence

The methods have changed. The cruel essence remains.

This comic is a glorious mess

A review of Do a Powerbomb! by Daniel Warren Johnson.

Who gets to decide what 'real democracy' is?

Anyone, as long as they don’t work at Politico.

Write about whatever you want

I know there’s a lot going on but there always is.

I can’t stop thinking about how vapid this comic was

No one needed to see Art Spiegelman step on a rake.

A short history of fast food brands posting on Twitter

Welcome to the nightmare realm.

POV: Your future landlord is a robot

Searching for a new house causes enough psychic damage already thank you.

Do you have more of a comment than a question?

Kindly shut the fuck up.

It feels strange to review something that destroys you

Some notes about two films: One earnest, one cynical.

What could be more post-truth than this?

I think we’re about to find out.

She is only capable of writing strawmen

The Fountainhead is silly.